Nationalists Eye Win in Bosnia Elections Marked by Low Turnout
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The parliamentary elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina have strengthened the nationalists. The EU, and the perpetual hope of becoming a member, played no role.
After the elections in the Balkan state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, nationalist parties remain decisive force. One of the winners is the deposed Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik.
Dnevni list Danas
Naslovi.netDanis Bećirović (SDP) and Željka Cvijanović (SNSD) will remain members of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) for the next four years, and Darijana Filipović (HDZ BiH) will be the only new member of the Presidency of BiH.
Nationalists gain ground in Bosnia election, raising fears of deeper instability
SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina (AP) — An election in Bosnia on Sunday saw nationalist parties gain strength and the elevation of a separatist, pro-Russia leader in the Balkan country where ethnic tensions have led to political deadlock and stalled progress in moving closer to the European Union.
Politically, the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina remains largely unchanged, with turnout reaching a record low.
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