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
In separate deals, foreign firms are set to begin oil and gas exploration in each of Bosnia’s two entities. In Republika Srpska, a Russian-Serbian joint venture is beginning exploration, while the Federation
Republika Srpska’s power utility, Elektroprivreda RS, has announced that it will sell hundreds of thousands of surplus kilowatt-hours of electricity in the first half of 2012. Republika Srpska’s large hydroelectric capacity makes
After two rather successful rounds of multilateral negotiations, talks between all of BiH’s major political parties on the formation of the Council of Ministers seem to have collapsed after a compromise plan
Republika Srpska’s Brod oil refinery, operated by Russian hydrocarbon firm Zarubeznjeft, has more than doubled its annual output after renovations funded by Zarubeznjeft and the government of RS. RS Prime Minister Dzombic
A second meeting between officials from all political parties from Republika Srpska and the Federation was held in Sarajevo last week. As was the case with the earlier multi-party meeting
