RS’s 15th Report to the UN Security Council
The Government of Republika Srpska delivered its 15th Report to the United Nations Security Council yesterday. The report advises the Council on the Entity’s positions on a range of issues
Karan congratulates Student List – SRNA
Minić congratulates Student List on victory, says Serbia is a pillar of support for Republika Srpska – SRNA
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
The Government of Republika Srpska delivered its 15th Report to the United Nations Security Council yesterday. The report advises the Council on the Entity’s positions on a range of issues
Republika Srpska’s Deputy Minister of Justice Nikola Kovacevic said on Thursday that Federation leaders are holding up the adoption of a new law on the BiH Constitutional Court. Participants in
SDA chief Bakir Izetbegovic announced today that he and Fahrudin Radoncic, the head of the SBB, are in agreement concerning draft legislation on new election rules for the city of
BiH and entity officials are debating the details of a new IMF loan agreement, which will likely be finalized in May. Some disagreements remain between parties, however. Mladen Ivanic, the
Republika Srpska president Milorad Dodik spoke at the opening of an economic forum in Jahorina on Wednesday, welcoming an audience of roughly 300 economists, business leaders, and representatives of foreign