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Serb and Croat politicians in Bosnia are clamouring for the dismissal of Foreign Minister Bisera Turkovic. But with an election round the corner, her party has her back.

Ljubljana – Foreign Minister Anže Logar assured his Bosnian counterpart Bisera Turković on Tuesday of Slovenia’s support for Bosnia-Herzegovina’s EU accession process, including when it comes to reforms the country needs to adopt to join the bloc. Turković said her country was ready for EU candidate status.

Fahrudin Radoncic told his colleagues at a session of Bosnia's Council of Ministers on Tuesday that he will submit his resignation as security minister after explaining earlier in the day that "political differences on strategic issues" with governing coalition partners were behind his reasons for quitting.

"I'm alive, I swear", Ratko Mladic told his son in a telephone conversation after he was interrupted by a visit of his lawyer in a detention unit, so that he could contact the family and deny false information.
Darko Mladic adds that his father reacted to the news with a joke, and that he was not particularly excited to hear it, or commented further on the fake news.

Bosnia's state court on Thursday jailed five members of what has been called the country's most violent criminal gang, led by Zijad Turkovic, who was sentenced to 40 years in prison for series of crimes that included several murders, robberies and drug smuggling. 
 

The Basic Court in Pristina announced on Monday that Radoncic, the head of the Union for a Better Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina, SBB, will testify at the trial of Kelmendi for organised crime, aggravated murder and the sale of drugs.

"Fahrudin Radoncic will be testifying on March 25 and 26," said judge Anna Adamska-Gallant.