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
Cvijanović thanks Rutte for NATO’s support to BiH – Anadolu
BiH CoM adopts two key laws on European integration path – FENA/N1
Retired diplomat Gerard M. Gallucci argues that the recent referendum in northern Kosovo, though totally predictable, changes the political reality there. The referendum asked Serbs in Kosovo whether they accepted
High Representative Inzko met yesterday with the new Council of Ministers Chairman Vjekoslav Bevanda to congratulate him on his appointment and the formation of the new government. Inzko stressed the importance
BalkanAnalysis interviews Professor Richard Caplan, a Balkans specialist at Oxford University, on the discrepancies between state building and nation building in BiH. The interview also addresses the successes and shortcomings
The newly-formed BiH Council of Ministers has approved a state budget for 2011. The budget now must be approved by the Presidency before going to the national assembly. According to
US Department of State spokesperson Victoria Nuland delivered a statement “welcoming the appointment” of the new BiH government. The statement noted the progress the new government has made already on
