- US sanctions are targeting various entities in the Balkans, including Serbia, Kosovo, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, due to links to organized crime and the Russia-Ukraine war.
- President Vučić of Serbia visited Bosnia and Herzegovina on August 3, 2026.
Vučić's allies undermine ethnic peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Vučić's allies undermine ethnic peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Vučić maintains close ties with Russia while supporting policies in Bosnia.1 source
Vučić's departure is cited as reducing the risk of ethnic conflict and breakup in Bosnia.1 source
Vučić's allies are accused of undermining ethnic peace in BiH.1 source
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The entities involved
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Aleksandar Vučić
President of the Republic of Serbia
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
country in Southeast Europe
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