Srebrenica Genocide Denial: A Clear and Present Danger

Srebrenica Genocide Denial: A Clear and Present Danger

Rather than acknowledging responsibility for the carnage, ultra-nationalist Republika Srpska politicians and their acolytes have spent the past twenty-six years denying that what took place at Srebrenica constituted a genocide and instead are shamelessly fabricating an alternate—and false –scenario.

Dr George Friedman: The World and a Small War

Dr George Friedman: The World and a Small War

So we see Poland and Turkey taking on greater significance as a result of the war, and China losing significance. There are many other reverberations. I chose these three, if it is not already obvious, because in my book “The Next 100 Years” I predicted the rise of Poland and Turkey and the decline of China.

Francis Fukuyama: Putin’s war on the liberal order

Francis Fukuyama: Putin’s war on the liberal order

Democratic values were already under threat around the world before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Now we need to rekindle the spirit of 1989.

Bill Clinton: I Tried to Put Russia on Another Path

Bill Clinton: I Tried to Put Russia on Another Path

Beginning in 1995, after the Dayton Accords ended the Bosnian War, we made an agreement to add Russian troops to the peacekeeping forces that NATO had on the ground in Bosnia. In 1997, we supported the NATO-Russia Founding Act, which gave Russia a voice but not a veto in NATO affairs, and supported Russia’s entry to the G7, making it the G8. In 1999, at the end of the Kosovo conflict, Secretary...

Is Bosnia-Herzegovina Next on Russia’s Radar?

Is Bosnia-Herzegovina Next on Russia’s Radar?

However, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s instability is far more complex than the crisis in Ukraine for one structural reason: It is not in Russia’s near abroad but in the European underbelly, which presents both an opportunity and a threat for all opposing sides at the local, regional and international level.

The Chess Game Between NATO and Russia in Eastern and Southeastern Europe

The Chess Game Between NATO and Russia in Eastern and Southeastern Europe

In the future, the European Union and NATO will need to consolidate their internal ranks and show greater unity. The next step is to integrate the remaining countries in the Balkans into NATO and the European Union, with Bosnia and Herzegovina as the central country for regional stability.

State property was not handed over to the entities in Dayton (Bosnian Land Map from 1992)

State property was not handed over to the entities in Dayton (Bosnian Land Map from 1992)

As for the state property, i.e., ownership, it is clear that it covers the entire state territory, i.e., state land, public goods, mines, oil fields, mountains, rivers, road, rail, sea and air transport, etc. The legal holder of this entire state property, i.e. the territory, is the state, and municipalities are only the holders of the right of use.

The common identity of today’s citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The common identity of today’s citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dr. Nada Klaić: "However, these unskillful projections on the Serbness of Bosnia are worth as much as Šišić's proof of the Croatness of Bosnia. However, the uncritical report of Constantine Porphyrogenitus on the Sclavinias can serve as a basis for conclusions only to those historians who do not care too much about historical truth. It is mostly of the same value as Dukljanin's news of Croatian...

Azem Vllasi: The Balkans is not Afghanistan!

Azem Vllasi: The Balkans is not Afghanistan!

Therefore, all pro-European political forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Macedonia must not agree to concessions under blackmail and threats from right-wing forces, whether they come from the region or the European Union.

Viktor Orban: Serbia is a key country for the European Union?!

Viktor Orban: Serbia is a key country for the European Union?!

How, then for Orban, Serbia could be a key state in the sense of an enlargement of the European Union to the countries in the region? Perhaps Prime Minister Orban does not know that under the command of Serbian General Draza Mihajlovic, systematic crimes were committed against Bosniaks in Eastern Bosnia, Sandzak and Montenegro during the World War II.

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