RS’s 31st Report to the UN Security Council
On April 29, 2024, Republika Srpska submitted its 31st Report to the UN Security Council. Below is the report’s executive summary. Read the full report here. Executive Summary Republika Srpska (RS),
Agreement worth € 1 billion: BiH Working Group adopts List of Reforms – N1
N1 reports: The Working Group in Bosnia and Herzegovina, headed by the Council of Ministers Chair, Borjana Kristo, has agreed on a List of Reforms with qualitative/quantitative steps for the
BiH governing parties seek to enact Election Law reforms by next Friday – N1
N1 reports: Representatives of the parties in the ruling state-level coalition met on Wednesday to discuss political issues and ways to overcome issues that put a hold on Bosnia and
Not every war crime is a case of genocide – opinion – Jerusalem Post
In a Jerusalem Post op-ed, Efraim Zuroff, Chief Nazi Hunter and Director of Eastern European Affairs at the Simon Wiesenthal Center, argues, “[A]nyone acquainted with [the Srebrenica] event, as well
UN Resolution on the Balkans Would Be a Mistake – RealClear World
At RealClear World, Serbia’s ambassador to the United States, Marko Đurić, argues that a resolution about Srebrenica proposed at the UN General Assembly “would undermine the delicate peace and stability