Representatives of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska and the US State Department met in Washington to discuss current political and institutional developments in Republika Srpska and BiH, as well
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Defending the constitutional powers of Republika Srpska means defending the Dayton Peace Agreement, not challenging peace, Marko Romić emphasized during a lecture at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.
A delegation from Republika Srpska has met with Serbian Consul General Vladimir Božović in New York to discuss strengthening institutional and economic cooperation, attracting American investment and expanding business partnerships
Milorad Dodik has called on people of Serbian descent living in the United States to support the policies of US President Donald Trump in the upcoming elections, describing them as
An energy agreement between Washington and Moscow has raised questions about a potential shift in relations between major powers and the future of the international sanctions regime. Could Russian diesel
While new examples of the glorification of Ustaše ideology continue to emerge in Croatia, media outlets in the country have recently focused their attention on a campaign launched by the
American investigators have expanded their list of witnesses after interviewing eight Serb survivors of wartime detention camps in Derventa at the end of July. The investigators have requested contact information
Republika Srpska Prime Minister Savo Minić has welcomed new opportunities for joint projects with the United States and declining oil prices, emphasizing that Republika Srpska should seize these developments to
Željka Cvijanović, the Serb member of the Presidency of BiH, has emphasized that the current U.S. administration has demonstrated a balanced approach toward BiH, opening new opportunities for economic cooperation
Republika Srpska has become one of the arenas of an internal struggle between what political scientist Aleksandar Pavić describes as the U.S. “deep state” and the administration of President Donald
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