State Department Approves Military Sale to Bosnia and Herzegovina

Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Gordan Grlić Radman met on Friday in Dayton with Christopher Landau, US Deputy Secretary of State, with whom he confirmed the strength and depth of the strategic partnership between Croatia and the United States. They exchanged views on improving the Strategic Dialogue, strengthening energy cooperation and promoting stability in Southeast Europe.

State Department Approves Military Sale to Bosnia and Herzegovina

The State Department approved a possible $100 million military sale to Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency said May 20. The sale includes "AW-119Kx helicopters" and related equipment, and the principal contractor will be Leonardo Helicopters U.S./AgustaWestland Philadelphia...

How Trump Could Fix Bosnia’s Flawed Peace Deal

The US Senatorial model can pave the way for constitutional reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina that satisfies European human rights law and the concerns of the fractious parties. Instead of abolishing the country’s House of Peoples – the Senate-like upper chamber designed to protect collective rights – a Trump Plan could change the way its members are elected. As in each US state, voters in each Federation Canton will directly elect a set number o…