Cvijanović: BiH’s European path with EU support and without third-party interference – SRNA
Important step: Bosnia Presidency approves Frontex agreement to strengthen EU border cooperation – N1
Republika Srpska’s 33rd Report to the UN Security Council
Bosnia’s Serb Republic govt adopts EU-aligned changes to banking law – SeeNews
Illegitimate lawfare: Bosnia uses Israel as a battleground – Jerusalem Post
BiH Parliament adopts laws on border control and personal data protection – N1/FENA
Cvijanović wishes Trump God’s blessing in fulfilling his historic and fateful mission – SRNA
Dodik: Srpska shares Trump’s vision of freedom, justice, and mutual respect – SRNA
Bosnia’s Council of Ministers adopts 2023 Reform Programme for NATO – N1
Bosnia and EU sign key agreement on border security with FRONTEX – N1
EU ministers reportedly warned Balkan states working toward EU membership–BiH and Serbia foremost among them–not to try to take advantage of the current tensions between Europe and Russia. Serbia and
High Representative Valentin Inzko announced today that he had lifted orders, enacted previously by his office, that prevented 30 individuals from holding any public office or function. The bans, which
The Federation of BiH finally set up this week a “solidarity fund,” which will be the entity government’s lead agency for distributing reconstruction assistance to citizens who lost property in
Milorad Kutlesic, president of the Republika Srpska Association of Military Pensioners, told press that authorities in the Federation are obstructing pensioners’ attempts to reclaim apartments previously furnished to them by
Newly-released tabulations by the Central Elections Commission of BiH show that in some towns–particularly in Republika Srpska–there are more registered voters than residents. BiH conducted its first post-war census in
