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Bosniak Party Mulls Options After Bosnia Election Win
The Party of Democratic Action, SDA, based on 86 per cent of counted votes, will likely take the lead position in Bosnia's new state-level government after it won around 28 per cent of the votes in the country's Federation entity - around 233,000 votes in all.
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Special award for film Monument to Michael Jackson
BELGRADE - Darko Lungulov's film Monument to Michael Jackson has won the Special Award of the Jury at the Let's Cee film festival in Vienna.
The jury stated that the film had captured them with its vivid story located in Serbia that transforms a serious topic with an original twist and excellent acting into a great pleasure for the audience.
European bankers attend IT forum at NBS
BELGRADE - Officials of European countries' central banks met at the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) on Tuesday for a three-day forum on information and communication technology in central banks, the NBS has stated.
The meeting, the largest of its kind in Europe, was opened by NBS Vice-Governor Ana Gligorijevic and head of the IT Sector goran Kunjadic.
RS opposition leader wins Bosnian presidency vote
RS opposition leader wins Bosnian presidency vote
SARAJEVO -- New members of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina are Bakir Izetbegović, Dragan Ćović, and Mladen Ivanić, the Election Commission has announced.
These results are preliminary.
'This Grave Is Too Small For Me' wins two awards in Sarajevo
BELGRADE - The play titled "This Grave Is Too Small For Me", by Serbian playwright Biljana Srbljanovic, won two awards at the 54th International Theater Festival MESS in Sarajevo on Monday.
Nationalists win Bosnia's joint presidency: results
Nationalist candidates from Bosnia's Croat, Muslim and Serb communities won the country's three-man presidency, election results showed
Dodik reelected as head of Serb entity in Bosnia
Dodik reelected as head of Serb entity in Bosnia
BANJA LUKA -- President of the Serb Republic (RS) Milorad Dodik will remain in office for another four years after achieving a narrow victory in Sunday's election.
Violent Clashes Erupt at Montenegro Refugee Camp
At least 20 people were arrested after a fight broke out between refugees from Kosovo and Bosnia and shots were fired at Montenegro’s largest refugee camp in the capital.
BiH Citizens, Islamic community raise their voices against ISIL
BiH Citizens, Islamic community raise their voices against ISIL
DefMin Dusa: Romania, 6th largest contributor of foreign troops to missions in Afghanistan
Minister of National Defence Mircea Dusa said on Sunday, in Oradea (northeastern Romania), that Romania was the sixth-largest contributor of foreign troops to military operations in Afghanistan, but it also paid a heavy toll, with 23 troops killed in this theatre of operations.
Bosnians vote amid ethnic splits, economic concerns
Nearly 20 years since a devastating war, Bosnia, one of Europe’s poorest countries that remains split along ethnic lines, goes to pollls to elect a new administration with very little hopes for change
Bosnia Votes for Parliament, President amid Rising Tensions
Voters in Bosnia-Herzegovina are heading to the polls on Sunday in a period of growing social tensions, ethnic disputes and corruption thwarting any EU accession effort.
Nearly 3.3 million are eligible to vote as the country has to elect the three-member Presidency (consisting of a Croat, Muslim and Serb representatives) and the lawmakers to form a new national legislature.
Bosnians Head to Polls in Close-Run Election
Polls opened at 7am on Sunday for voters to cast ballots in the general and presidential elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosnia Poll Puts Komsic and Dodik in Lead
A survey conducted by Ipsos and published on October 9 by a Croatian public relations agency showed that the Democratic Front, led by Zeljko Komsic, was the most popular party in Bosnia's Federation entity while Milorad Dodik's governing Alliance of Independent Social Democrats, SNSD, was leading in Republika Srpska.
Oncologists: Fight against cancer national priority
BELGRADE - According to the number of new cancer cases, Serbia ranks 18th in Europe, and second in terms of cancer deaths, it was stated at the 4th Oncology Symposium, which opened in Belgrade on Friday.