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“The Democratic victors in the midterm elections included people who have spent their careers treating patients, studying viruses, and solving equations.”

“Ivica Bošnjak, Deputy Minister of Security for Bosnia and Herzegovina, outlined the unique structural and geographical pressures facing his country.”

“But winning the election may prove to have been the easier part.”

“Portugal’s contribution to NATO was small but politically well-placed, with its troops serving in the alliance’s prominent post-Cold War missions in Bosnia and Kosovo.”

“But last week, they both managed to find time for a quick trip to the Balkans, where—the New York Times reports—they have each been paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to consult on behalf of the pro-Russian sub-national government in Bosnia and Herzegovina.”

“If lawmakers fail to do so, Parliament will be dissolved, and Kosovo will face another early election.”

“Bosnia votes as Kremlin-backed separatist Dodik looms large over general election Bosnians have now cast ballots in general elections overshadowed by threats from pro-Moscow Serb nationalist Milorad Dodik to dismantle the state.”

“Speaking at the final rally of his right-wing alliance ahead of Bosnia’s October 4 election, Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik delivered a predictably controversial statement.”