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Bosnian Political Wrangling Delays Use of IMF Coronavirus Cash
Although almost three weeks have passed since the International Monetary Fund transferred 330 million euros to Bosnia and Herzegovina to combat the coronavirus crisis, the country's political leaders have not yet agreed on how to distribute the money.
China’s Loan for Bosnia Coal Plant Worries EU
Bosnia's Bosniak-Croat Federation has turned to China for cash to secure its coal-fired energy production, but the EU and Bosnian environmentalists warn there will be consequences.
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UN Court Releases Convicted Bosnian Croat Leader
The UN court in the Hague granted early release to Valentin Coric, one of the six leaders of the unrecognised Bosnian Croat statelet of Herzeg-Bosnia who were convicted for war crimes during 1992-1994.
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Croatian Declaration on Bosnian Croats' Rights Vexes Sarajevo
The Croatian parliament on Wednesday will discuss a declaration on the rights of Croats living in Bosnia and Herzegovina which calls for changes to Bosnia's constitution and electoral law which it claims will ensure equality for Croats in the country.
Bosnian Croat Leader Criticises Zagreb for Election 'Meddling'
The newly-elected Croat member of Bosnia and Herzegovina's tripartite state presidency, Zeljko Komsic, claimed in an open letter to EU officials on Tuesday that Croatia is involved in "diplomatic aggression" against his country.
Croatian MPs Urge EU to Discuss Bosnia Election 'Problem'
Eleven Croatian MEPs have complained in a joint letter to the European Parliament that the newly-elected Bosnian Croat member of Bosnia's state tripartite presidency was mostly elected by Bosniak votes.
Bosnians Fret Over Ex-Yugoslav Property in Croatia
Bosnia's Council of Ministers said on Tuesday that it will wait for an opinion from its Committee for Succession before making any official move in response to the new Croatian law that allows Zagreb to rent out properties in Croatia that were inherited from the former Yugoslavia.
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