Cvijanović: Every time BiH-level partners reach agreement, Schmidt tries to undermine it – SRNA
Čović: Someone always “pulls the chair” and ruins agreement reached by partners – SRNA
Bosnian political leaders reach agreement on helicopter procurement for Armed Forces – N1
Dodik: We expect EU negotiation chapters to be opened in March – SRNA
Nikšić: Meeting of BiH-level partners productive – SRNA
Dodik: Meeting with BiH-level partners successful
Republika Srpska’s 32nd Report to the UN Security Council
Commission adopts 2024 Enlargement Package
BiH signs Eurojust agreement on judicial cooperation with the EU
BiH’s SIPA has no information on existence of camps in RS – SRNA
The foreign ministers of the United Kingdom, Hungary, and Austria all visited Sarajevo this week, and each expressed his support for the EU’s new approach to BiH, which will prioritize
Outgoing socialist prime minister of Serbia, Ivica Dacic, responded to questions at a press conference by saying that Russia had no involvement in the process of forming a new government
In early February, several cities in BiH—specifically, inside the Federation—witnessed large-scale popular protests, which have continued in various forms up until now. Citizens came out into the streets to express
High Representative Valentin Inzko welcomed the confirmation of new judges for the Federation Constitutional Court last week. The appointments had been held up for several months, and the shortage of
Republika Srpska president Milorad Dodik met with Serbia’s current deputy prime-minister–and soon-to-be prime minister–Aleksandar Vucic in Belgrade this weekend. The two leaders discussed the future of relations between Serbia and
