The members of Bosnia-Herzegovina’s tripartite presidency have again failed to form a new government more than 10 months after a general election.
A meeting on August 20 in Sarajevo between Bosnian Muslim Sefik Dzaferovic, Bosnian Croat Zeljko Komsic, and Bosian Serb Milorad Dodik ended without an agreement on forming the new cabinet because Dodik was against a package that would also include adopting a plan that would move Bosnia closer to becoming a member of NATO.
Bosnia in 2010 joined NATO’s Membership Action Plan (MAP) — a first step toward eventual membership in the alliance…
To read more visit RFERL.
- Money Laundering is Destroying the Albanian Economy, Argues Former Opposition MP Shehaj
- US Embassy Tirana: There Will Be A Constitutional Court “Soon”
