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
The cry of “crisis” seems to spring so readily to the lips of the current High Representative (HR) that it can as readily be discounted. Even so, the recent dispute
Former legal advisor to OHR Matthew Parish argues that by lifting bans against Serb officials and citizens, HR Inzko is signaling a major change in the role of the High
Read the full text of the Constitution of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzigovina here.
High Representative to BiH Valentin Inzko, on Friday, June 10, announced a decree lifting bans on public employment and political activity that had been imposed against 58 citizens of Republika
The president of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik met with European Union Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Füle on Monday ahead of the first round of an EU-sponsored “structured dialogue” process. President Dodik
