The Campaign Is Heating up in BiH: Dodik, ČOvić and Relations with Neighbors Are in Focus
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BOSNIA and Herzegovina has entered the third week of the campaign for the general elections on October 4th, and the first two have shown that the political battle is once again being fought more over identity, the war past and interethnic disputes than over economic problems.
The campaign talks a bit about salaries, pensions, education, investments and the European path, and even about the rise in oil prices, but the biggest reactions are caused by statements about war protagonists or leading politicians, Croatia, Serbia and the question of who should be elected as the Croatian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has entered the third week of the campaign for the General Election on October 4, and political performances are dominated by issues of national relations, political representation and inter-party conflicts, while the economy and standard of living are mostly in the background. The official election campaign lasts until the beginning of the election silence, and on October 4, citizens will elect members of the BiH Presiden…
Bosnia and Herzegovina entered the third week of the campaign for the general elections on October 4, and the first two have already shown that the political battle is once again being fought more over identity, the war past and interethnic disputes than over economic problems. In accordance with the electoral law, the official campaign began on September 4 and will last until October 3 at 7 a.m., when the election silence begins.
On the eve of the elections in BiH, the war past, national issues and mutual accusations have once again overshadowed salaries, pensions, the economy and the country's European path.
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has entered the third week of the campaign for the general elections on October 4th, and the first two have already shown that the political battle is once again being fought more over identity, the war past and interethnic disputes than over economic issues. In accordance with the election law, the official campaign began on September 4th and will run until October 3rd in […]
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