Eurasia Press & News
SARAJEVO – Čelnici pet vladajućih stranaka usaglasili su se na jučerašnjem sastanku u Sarajevu da vlasti BiH najkasnije do oktobra ove godine moraju ispuniti sve uslove za liberalizaciju viznog režima. Nadaju se da bi Vijeće EU u tom slučaju moglo i BiH uvrstiti među zemlje čijim građanima od 1. januara …
Read More »Bosnia, EU: Suffering Incompetence
As the European Commission moves to adopt visa liberalization for the region, leaving out Albania and Bosnia, the Bosnian government should be severely taken to task for its horrific failures, Anes Alic comments for ISN Security Watch. The EU has finally made a long-awaited decision on visa liberalization for the …
Read More »Nova šansa za BiH tek dogodine
SARAJEVO – Evropska komisija tek će sredinom naredne godine ponovo razmotriti mogućnost ukidanja viza za građane BiH. U prijedlogu Evropske komisije za ukidanje viza zemljama zapadnog Balkana, koji je jučer zvanično predstavljen u Briselu, konstatovano je da ni Albanija nije ispunila uslove, dok je preporučeno da državljani Srbije, Crne Gore …
Read More »Pokrenuli proceduru za smjenu Sadovića
SARAJEVO – Predsjedništvo SDA zatražilo je jučer od Nikole Špirića, predsjedavajućeg Vijeća ministara BiH, da razriješi ministra sigurnosti BiH Tarika Sadovića. “Pokrenuli smo proceduru razrješenja ministra sigurnosti Tarika Sadovića. Zahtjev ćemo proslijediti predsjedavajućem Vijeća ministara BiH koji je zadužen za razrješenje ministara. Sadović nije poslušao stranački stav da odstupi s …
Read More »Komisije i parlament
Aktuelni saziv parlamenta BiH rijetko se bavi svrsishodnim i korisnim stvarima. U protekle gotovo tri godine parlamentarci su mnogo više vremena potrošili na jalove rasprave nego na rješavanje konkretnih problema. Specijalizirali su se za svađe i višesatne rasprave ni o čemu. Poslanicima i delegatima niko ne može zamjeriti nedostatak lucidnosti …
Read More »Inzko summons BiH’s main parties for talks
SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) High Representative Valentin Inzko will meet with leaders of the three main political parties on Thursday (July 16th) to discuss ways to get reforms moving again. All three parties signed the so-called Prud Agreement in November 2008, in which they pledged to address key political …
Read More »EU Visa Plan Leaves Bosnia ‘Isolated’
Bosnian and many European officials have condemned the European Commission’s proposed visa-liberalization plan for the Balkans as discriminatory against Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims) and potentially destabilizing for entire region. “Bosnia and Herzegovina remains on the black list. People are in the ghetto because of visas,” reads the top news headline in …
Read More »Bosnia: EU Visa Decision Major ‘Political Blunder’
The European Commission’s Wednesday recommendation to grant a visa-free regime with the EU to Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, but not to Bosnia and Albania, has met strong criticism across the Balkans and elsewhere in Europe. Critics say the EU’s exclusion of Bosnia from the list sends a negative message to …
Read More »Bosnia-Herzegovina To Introduce Biometric Passport
Bosnia-Herzegovina will start issuing out biometric passports from January 1, 2010 to all its citizens, despite the fact that they will still have to have visas for most travels abroad. Bosnia`s Prime Minister Nikola Spiric presented the new biometric passport at a press conference in Sarajevo on Wednesday. The new …
Read More »Bosniak leader warns of “clashes”
BANJA LUKA Clashes are possible in Bosnia if the work of state institutions is blocked and the Office of the High Representative closes, warns SDA leader Sulejman Tihić. In an interview with Banja Luka daily Nezavisne Novine, Tihić said that he did not know why his earlier statements had caused …
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