Does BiH need an Election Law that integrates or one that, as HDZ proposed, divides? Published: 21 February 2020 Analysis The Democratic Front (DF) recently tabled amendments to the countries Election Law in parliamentary procedure. Of course, it didn't take long for the HDZ and SNSD headquarters to make it known that they didn't want to talk about it. At the same time, however, the first people of these two parties are threatening to block the state unless the Election Law changes. If, however, they do not want to discuss material put out by DF, the only thing that can be concluded is that the amendments to the Election Law must follow the basic principles under which HDZ operates. So, it’s either the Election Law according to the solutions offered by the HDZ or the combined Čović-Dodik blockade of the state. Prof. Dr. Slavo Kukić
What direction for the Western Balkans in a more right wing EU? Published: 23 May 2019 Analysis In anticipation of the upcoming European Parliamentary elections, the Europhobes of the far right have been warming up to launch an attack on the major achievements of the union. Some of these parties have established their electoral bastions almost everywhere. Marion Kraske
Bosnia and Herzegovina ahead of the elections: Hatred and warmongering instead of political vision Published: 6 October 2018 Analiza Today elections are being held in Bosnia and Herzegovina: before getting out to vote, the nationalists' radical noises have brought the atmosphere to boiling point. There are threats of secession. Republika Srpska’s government desires a Greater Serbia, Croat leaders are pushing for their own entity – the wartime goals of the 90s are coming back to life. In an extremely jingoistic atmosphere, critical or alternative forces are threatened or even murdered. Marion Kraske
Nothing new in Bosnia? Published: 3 December 2014 Elections, Coalition building and a new chance for the European Integration: What has to change now in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sasa Gavric, Tijana Cvjetićanin