All News on Politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Top Bosnian Croat Politician Accused of Supporting War Criminal
Three war victims' associations on Monday urged Bosnia and Herzegovina's top international official, High Representative Christian Schmidt, to intervene to remove Lidija Bradara as president of the Bosniak and Croat-dominated Federation entity over her links to a war criminal who she called a "friend", N1 TV reported.
Chetnik Controversy Highlights Links Between Serbian and Croatian Right
A lecture given by two well-known Serbian historians in Zagreb earlier this week has caused controversy in Croatia because it appeared to show sympathy for the Serbian nationalist Chetnik movement in World War II.
Bosnian Serb Leader Blocks Regional Kosovo ID Travel Deal
The freedom of movement agreement between the six Western Balkans countries, signed on November 3, 2022, as part of the Berlin Process has hit a wall in Bosnia thanks to the Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik.
Govt Formation in Bosnia’s Federation Entity Hits Stalemate
The formation of a government in the Bosniak and Croat-dominated Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the bigger of Bosnia's two entities, remains on hold since the October 2022 election, as the governing coalition that promised its quick formation falls apart.
2023 Bosnia and Hercegovina: Putinians to Establish Institutional Control of the Country
Bosnia and Herzegovina held its ninth general elections on 2 October 2022.
Bosnia Finally Forms State-Level Government
Bosnia and Herzegovina completed the formation of a state-level government on Wednesday, several months after the October 2022 general elections, with the approval of the new Council of Ministers led by Borjana Kristo, vice-president of the Croatian Democratic Union, HDZ, the main Bosnian Croat party.
US Probes FBI Ex-Agent’s Ties with Balkan Officials
The FBI headquarters in Washington DC. Photo: EPA-EFE/JIM LO SCALZO
Ambassadors of France and Germany in Serbia: We do not blackmail Serbia
In the show, they discuss the Franco-German proposal, what it says and what kind of "punishment" awaits Serbia if it rejects the proposal.
Vučić: It was a bigger tactical victory than we presented it
President Vucic talked about important political issues in the entire region.
"The situation for us is serious and it is getting complicated because this year we will have many elections in the region, which will be a good opportunity for continued attacks on Serbs," he said.
As he said, attacks on Serbs are a safer option for them.
Cavusoglu calls on US to maintain ‘balance’ in ties with Greece, Turkey
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusolgu on Monday reacted to media reports on the possible sale to Greece of F-35 fighter jets, produced by US defense giant Lockheed Martin, calling on Washington to maintain the balance in its relations with Athens and Ankara.
British warn - Prevent the new outbreak in Kosovo...
In an article analyzing the situation in the Western Balkans, titled "Europe needs to do more", the Guardian states that in December "local disputes" led to the installation of barricades in the north of Kosovo, which is mainly inhabited by Serbs.
Serbia in 58th place in Global Firepower rankings
BELGRADE - In the latest rankings published by the US-based Global Firepower website, Serbia is placed 58th out of 145 countries, ranking higher than any other country in the region in terms of military strength.
Compared to the previous rankings, Serbia has moved up from the 61st position.
Serbia stronger in 2023 but will face challenges - analyst
BELGRADE - Serbia entered 2023 as a stronger country, but it still faces challenges regarding the Kosovo-Metohija issue and, like the majority of European countries, it will also feel the fallout from the Ukraine war, says political analyst Zoran Milivojevic.
There is No Threat of Bulgaria being drawn into a Conflict - For Now
"I have always said that Russia is currently a risk to our national security. There is no other opinion on the matter. But for now, there is no direct threat that involes Bulgaria, as well as NATO, in a military conflict."
This was stated today by the acting Minister of Defense Dimitar Stoyanov to Bulgarian journalists in Brussels.
Meeting of NATO defense ministers starts today
This will be the first meeting of defense ministers since the NATO summit in Madrid in June and the first that Finland and Sweden will attend as countries invited to join the Alliance.