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Dayton Agreement break off to jeopardize stability in the Balkans

Russia's call for the UN Security Council to abolish the post of International High Representative for Bosnia and his office by July 2022 can be seen as Moscow’s attempt to…

July 21, 2021Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republica Srpska

Conflict Geopolitics

How the Balkans was Balkanized?

Prior to the 1992-1995 Balkan war, the European Community delegated the British and Portugese diplomats, Lord Carrington and Jose Cutileiro, to design a suitable scheme for ethno-religious partition of Bosnia-Herzegovina,…

June 7, 2021Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia

Geopolitics

Bosnia-Herzegovina`s past and future challenges

The beginning of the 90s in the Balkans was marking an uncomfortable beginning for the then Yugoslavia. After Tito's death in 1980, tensions within Yugoslavia were re-emerging, from nationalist groups…

April 2, 2021Bosnia and Herzegovina

Conflict Estimates

Republika Srpska’s secession from BiH is impossible technically and pushes the Balkans in a new wave of violence

The technical impossibility of Republika Srpska’s secession from Bosnia and Herzegovina might destabilize the situation in the Balkans that internal and external forces can benefit. Such a scenario may occur…

February 21, 2020Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina, EU, NATO, Republica Srpska, Russia, Serbia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dayton Agreement break off to jeopardize stability in the Balkans

How the Balkans was Balkanized?

Bosnia-Herzegovina`s past and future challenges

Republika Srpska’s secession from BiH is impossible technically and pushes the Balkans in a new wave of violence

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