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  1. US policy is creating strategic uncertainty in the Western Balkans, testing political will for regional integration.
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  3. Political complexity in Bosnia and Herzegovina is slowing EU integration, while nationalist parties gain strength amid the political deadlock.

LaCivita and Blair advised a pro-Russian group in Bosnia, prompting threats from Donald Trump.

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LaCivita and Blair advised a pro-Russian group in Bosnia, prompting threats from Donald Trump.

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Bosnia and HerzegovinaChris LaCivitaDonald Trump

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  1. Advisers provided counsel on voting issues in Republika Srpska, where the government is described as pro-Russian.Sub-event
  2. Trump threatened to fire LaCivita and Blair over their links to pro-Russian groups in Bosnia.1 source

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Political complexity in Bosnia and Herzegovina is slowing EU integration, while nationalist parties gain strength amid the political deadlock.

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