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
Republika Srpska approves 2025 budget and economic reform program – N1
Cvijanovic discusses Bosnia’s European path with European Council President – FENA/N1
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High Representative Inzko spoke to Dnevni Avaz about the upcoming elections in Srebrenica, as well as the ongoing dispute over the political future of Mostar. Inzko suggested that the international
