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November 19, 2024
Bosnia To Expel Russian Man Suspected Of Training Moldovans To Foment Unrest

Authorities in Bosnia-Herzegovina will expel a Russian citizen who was arrested on suspicion of instructing Moldovan nationals how to foment unrest in Moldova.

November 12, 2024
With U.S. Ties In The Balance, Kallas Seeks Bold EU Stance On Russia And China

In her debut hearing as EU foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas argued that Europe must intensify its support for Ukraine, apply pressure on China to withdraw its backing for Russia, and rally for unity in response to a shifting U.S. administration.
November 06, 2024
U.S. Imposes More Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader's 'Patronage Network'

The U.S. Treasury Department on November 6 added an individual and a company to the sanctions list for their alleged roles in helping Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik and his son evade U.S. sanctions.
October 30, 2024
EU Progress Report: Georgia Gets The Tough Talk As Enlargement Enthusiasm Fades

The European Commission presented its annual enlargement report on October 30, with a different tone from last year’s release, when the EU executive made historic recommendations.
October 25, 2024
Teenager Kills Bosnian Policeman In 'Act Of Terrorism'

A knife-wielding teenager has killed a police officer and wounded a second one in a town in western Bosnia-Herzegovina, authorities reported on October 25, in what the Interior Ministry called "an act of terrorism."
October 24, 2024
Von Der Leyen Visits Flooded Bosnia For Firsthand Look At Storm Destruction

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Jablanica, a village in Bosnia-Herzegovina that was among the worst hit by deadly flash floods and landslides early this month.
October 24, 2024
World Uyghur Congress Grapples With Chinese Threats At Sarajevo Conference

As the World Uyghur Congress gathers in Sarajevo for its conference, Zumretay Arkin, the director of global advocacy for the organization, tells the RFE/RL's Balkan Service the group has faced pressure from Chinese authorities to try and shut down the event.
October 22, 2024
EU Commission Candidates To Face Parliamentary Grilling

In this week's newsletter, a preview of the upcoming hearings in the European Parliament, where the commissioner candidates have to prove their worth.
October 15, 2024
Bosnian Village Buries 19 People Killed In Floods, Landslides

About 2,000 people turned out on October 15 for the burial of 19 villagers who died when flash floods and landslides swept through Bosnia-Herzegovina earlier this month.
October 11, 2024
Turkey, Serbia Eye Cooperation On Production Of Military Drones

The leaders of Turkey and Serbia said their countries might begin jointly producing military drones.
October 10, 2024
Abandoned In Wartime, Wild Horses Now Thrive In Bosnian Mountains

A growing population of wild horses is drawing visitors to the rugged mountains of western Bosnia-Herzegovina. Local people abandoned agricultural horses during the 1990s war, but the animals have thrived in the wild. In the last 15 years, their numbers have grown from around 150 to more than 1,000.
October 09, 2024
Zelenskiy Urges European Unity At Balkan Summit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stressed the importance of European unity as he took part in a summit in Croatia with Balkan leaders on October 9.

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Thursday 21 November 2024

Bosnia To Expel Russian Man Suspected Of Training Moldovans To Foment Unrest

With U.S. Ties In The Balance, Kallas Seeks Bold EU Stance On Russia And China

U.S. Imposes More Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader's 'Patronage Network'

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Bosnia-Herzegovina

Thursday 21 November 2024

Bosnia To Expel Russian Man Suspected Of Training Moldovans To Foment Unrest

With U.S. Ties In The Balance, Kallas Seeks Bold EU Stance On Russia And China

U.S. Imposes More Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader's 'Patronage Network'

EU Progress Report: Georgia Gets The Tough Talk As Enlargement Enthusiasm Fades

Teenager Kills Bosnian Policeman In 'Act Of Terrorism'

Von Der Leyen Visits Flooded Bosnia For Firsthand Look At Storm Destruction

World Uyghur Congress Grapples With Chinese Threats At Sarajevo Conference

EU Commission Candidates To Face Parliamentary Grilling

Bosnian Village Buries 19 People Killed In Floods, Landslides

Turkey, Serbia Eye Cooperation On Production Of Military Drones

Abandoned In Wartime, Wild Horses Now Thrive In Bosnian Mountains

Zelenskiy Urges European Unity At Balkan Summit

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NATO's Arctic Exercises: Finland Hosts Artillery Drills Near Russian Border

What’s Behind The Mystery Of Iran's Fishing Boom?

At Azerbaijan's Climate Conference, Not All 'Protests' Are Equal

'No More Emotions': Frontline Ukrainian Soldiers Reflect On 1,000 Days Of War

RFE/RL Reveals Chilling New Details Of Bucha Massacre As Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of War

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UEFA To Rule After Kosovar Players Walk Off In Romania Amid Claims Of 'Racist' Chants

Attack From Afghanistan Kills Chinese National In Tajikistan, Sources Say

U.S. Reportedly Allows Ukraine To Strike Russia With Long-Range Weapons

RFE/RL Reveals Chilling New Details Of Bucha Massacre As Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of War

No Smooth Sailing For Climate Activist Greta Thunberg In The Caucasus

Could U.S. Long-Range Missiles Tip The Balance In The Ukraine War?

Wider Europe Briefing: Georgia's Vanishing EU Dreams

Ukraine Live Briefing: Kyiv Recieves Latest Arms Pledges

A Blood-Red Stripe: Russian Opposition's Anti-War Rally Shadowed In Advance By Controversy Over Flag

At Least 21 Dead In Russian Missile Strikes In Ukraine's Odesa, Sumy

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