Defense Ministry signs memorandum of cooperation with U.S. Department of War – SRNA
Cvijanović: Growing understanding that issues should be resolved through internal agreement – SRNA
U.S. tells UN Security Council BiH closer than ever to taking responsibility for its own affairs – N1
Cvijanović extends condolences to the families of the EUFOR personnel killed in helicopter crash – SRNA
Krišto: Domestic institutions and all three peoples should decide in BiH – SRNA
RS submits 36th Report to the UN Security Council
Court orders extradition detention for Mevlid Jasarevic following US request – N1
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
In a new report on constitutional reform and BiH’s European future, ICG warns that the pressure now facing BiH politicians to enact “quick and dirty” constitutional reforms in order to
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon embarks today on a ten-day trip to China and then southeastern Europe. Ban will visit several Balkan states on his tour, including Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Macedonia.
The third session of the Structured Dialogue on Justice was held last week in Mostar, with representatives from the EU, BiH, and both entities participating. Here the EU Delegation to
BiH Council of Ministers Chairman Bevanda met with Croatian Foreign Minister Zoran Milanovi this week in Dubrovnik, where the two leaders discussed a number of issues concerning cooperation between the
New changes to the law on local elections make it likely that the next mayor of Srebrenica will be a Serb. The previous election law for Srebrenica, which differed from
