Prime Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina

A European Commissioner on a visit to Bosnia on Friday called for all parts of the country to share the burden of migration equally - in an implicit dig at Bosnia's Serb-led entity, which has refused to host migrant camps.

SARAJEVO - Western Balkan PMs on Thursday began a meeting in Sarajevo as part of preparations for the upcoming 4th Berlin Process Summit in Trieste in July.

The PMs were ceremonially welcomed at the headquarters of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) state institutions by their host, BiH Council of Ministers Chairman Denis Zvizdic.

SARAJEVO/BELGRADE - Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic will visit Sarajevo on March 16 to attend a meeting of Western Balkan PMs, Vucic's office confirmed to Sarajevo-based Klix.ba portal.

The meeting will be hosted by Denis Zvizdic, chairman of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Council of Ministers.

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BELGRADE - Serbia is sincerely committed to peace and cooperation, Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic said after a meeting with Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Council of Ministers Chairman Denis Zvizdic on Monday.

Leaders of the main Bosniak and Croat parties in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Party of Democratic Action, SDA, and the Croatian Democratic Union, HDZ, have started talks with parties on forming a new ruling coalition.

The main Bosnian Serb party, the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats, SNSD, has threatened to block the work of Bosnia's long-awaited new state government, the Council of Ministers, which is holding its first session on Tuesday.
 

Leaders of Bosnia's ruling parties averted political and financial disaster - literally on the stroke of midnight - by approving new state and Federation entity governments as well as Federation entity budget for 2015.

The vote in the House of Peoples on Monday saw a new speaker and deputy speakers elected at the third attempt after previous efforts failed due to political battles among the key parties.

An international alliance of conservative parties, the International Democratic Union, IDU, held the meeting of its Executive Committee and Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs in Bosnia on Monday, in a sign of support to its local member parties and to the new EU plan for the country.

BELGRADE - The countries of the region should be more united to be of interest to investors from China and other countries and to use the EUR 10 billion that China plans to set aside for investment in the countries of the eastern and central Europe the best they can, Chairman of the Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) Council of Ministers Vjekoslav Bevanda said in Belgrade Tuesday.