After Milorad Dodik insulted Bosniaks during the election campaign for the Republika Srpska presidency, he called them ‘enemies’ – among other insults – in a speech celebrating his ally’s victory ....
Sinisa Karan, ally of the ousted strongman Milorad Dodik, took victory after repeat voting for the president of Bosnia's Serb-run Republika Srpska entity over opposition candidate Branko Blanusa ....
The invocation of 'shared historical trauma' echoed through Dodik’s remarks; trauma rooted in the genocidal horrors of the ’40s , when Jews and Serbs were murdered together in places like Jasenovac....
Her words located the friendship not in political calculation but in historical trauma. “Mr. President, you have chosen to be Israel’s loyal friend, | Read More Google Alert – Israel ....
From courtrooms to cemeteries, the year exposed Bosnia’s deep political fractures and enduring collective wounds - with Milorad Dodik's conviction triggering an unprecedented confrontation ....
As the new US National Security Strategy highlights Washington’s pivot away from a rules-based democratic global order, the EU should focus hard on the one region where it can exert the most leverage – the Western Balkans....
This year saw a final court verdict convicting Bosnian Serb strongman Milorad Dodik, but far from showcasing how strong Bosnia’s institutions have become, it only underlined their weakness and vulnerability to pressure ....
In the second of her monthly despatches from the United States capital, Jovana Djurovic looks at the shifting sands of US policy towards the Balkans - the Bosnian Serbs in particular ....
Sinisa Karan, who was backed by ousted President Milorad Dodik, has won the presidential election in Republika Srpska — effectively extending Dodik's rule. What does this mean for Republika Srpska and Bosnia as a whole? ... .