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  1. US policy is creating strategic uncertainty in the Western Balkans, testing political will for regional integration.
  2. US policy promotes direct return for companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  3. Political complexity in Bosnia and Herzegovina is slowing EU integration, while nationalist parties gain strength amid the political deadlock.
  4. LaCivita and Blair advised a pro-Russian group in Bosnia, prompting threats from Donald Trump.

Advisers provided counsel on voting issues in Republika Srpska, where the government is described as pro-Russian.

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Advisers provided counsel on voting issues in Republika Srpska, where the government is described as pro-Russian.

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