RS’s 21st Report to the UN Security Council
Republika Srpska has delivered its 21st Report to the UN Security Council. Below is the report’s introduction and executive summary. Republika Srpska’s 21st Report to the UN Security Council Introduction
Goganović: Mutual trust and respect for Dayton crucial for BiH and Western Balkans stability – SRNA
Kristo stresses regional cooperation and EU integration at Berlin process summit – FENA/N1
Dodik says RS advocates respect for Dayton Agreement, not separation – SRNA
Cvijanović, Ginkel discuss strengthening RS-U.S. relations – SRNA
Goganović: RS supports BiH cooperation with NATO – SRNA
Minic wins RS presidency, pledges to be president of all citizens, regardless religion or nationality – N1
Colonial despots and anti-Christian bias: The OHR in Bosnia deserves sanctions, not support – Brussels Signal
Mazalica: International approach to BiH is changing – SRNA
Cvijanović, Waltz discuss political situation and ways to strengthen cooperation – SRNA
Cvijanović: Srpska opposed to imposition in BiH, but remains committed to dialogue – SRNA
Republika Srpska has delivered its 21st Report to the UN Security Council. Below is the report’s introduction and executive summary. Republika Srpska’s 21st Report to the UN Security Council Introduction
RS Prime Minister Radovan Višković said Wednesday that Republika Srpska’s GDP has grown for 18 consecutive quarters and that growth was 3.7% in 2018, despite trends in neighboring countries and
U.S. CIA Deputy Director Vaughn Bishop is scheduled to meet in Sarajevo Thursday with representatives of Bosnia’s Intelligence-Security Agency, security and police officials, and BiH and Entity representatives. Read more
RS Prime Minister Radovan Višković said Wednesday that the RS suffers immense damage because of the failure to form the BiH Council of Ministers or the government of the Federation.
In an interview, a former Iranian general of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Saeed Qassemi, said that he and his comrades took part in BiH’s civil war while wearing Iranian