Bosnia: One Year without a Government
October 3, 2011
By Lana Pasic On the 3rd of October 2010, general elections were held in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Considering that BiH has three presidents- one from each of the main ethnic groups (Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats), this means that the distribution of ministerial posts requires negotiations and agreement among these opposing parties. Nevertheless, from around 3 [...]
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