Bosnia Hertegovina

Rapporteur says BiH meets most visa liberalisation conditions

European Parliament (EP) rapporteur on visa liberalisation for the Western Balkans, Tanja Fajon, believes that BiH has met most criteria for EU visa liberalisation. In an interview with the Nezavisne Novine daily published on Saturday (April 24th), she indicated that the European Commission will submit a proposal to scrap visas …

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Bosnia Gets NATO Membership Plan

The foreign ministers of NATO member states agreed at their meeting in Tallinn, Estonia on Thursday to extend a Membership Action Plan, MAP, to Bosnia, but attached conditions to its implementation. Bosnia’s top officials welcomed the decision, expressing hope that it would help stabilize the country and contribute to the …

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Pokušali da zapale zgradu Vlade FBiH

SARAJEVO Porazbijana stakla na zgradi Vlade FBiH, zapaljene prostorije u zgradi i policijske kuće ispred ovog objekta, te desetine povrijeđenih ljudi epilog su masovnih boračkih protesta koji su se u srijedu dogodili u Sarajevu. Borci su tražili samo ostavku Mustafe Mujezinovića, premijera FBiH, i kompletnog njegovog kabineta, a dan ranije …

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BiH zatražila izručenje Franca Kosa

SARAJEVO Ministarstvo pravde BiH proslijedilo je u utorak Ministarstvu pravde Hrvatske zahtjev za izručenje Franca Kosa, pripadnika 10. diverzantskog odreda Vojske RS, osumnjičenog za genocid u Srebrenici. Kos je uhapšen u ponedjeljak navečer na graničnom prijelazu Bajakovo u blizini Osijeka, u autobusu koji je iz Srbije ulazio u Hrvatsku. “Proslijedili …

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OHR reacts to RS govt. conclusions on Srebrenica

The Office of the High Representative (OHR) said the final RS government conclusions represent another outrageous attempt to deny the Srebrenica genocide. OHR said that the government in Banja Luka deliberately distorted determined historical and legal facts by presenting wrong and false information with the intention

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Croatian President Ivo Josipović and Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor have met

Croatian President Ivo Josipović and Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor have met after a period of high tension in the past several days. The government’s brief announcement issued in Zagreb stated only that Kosor and Josipović had met and talked about “current topics in the country and agreed on further cooperation”.

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