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Ahmed Burić: Almost a European Journal
Well, the time and reason to fly to Brussels has come. The capital of the new empire to which you do not formally belong,
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Gordana Katana: BiH and the European Union – Two Distant Worlds
At the end of December, the news that the Federation of BiH was working on the preparation of a law on limiting the quantities
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Ahmed Burić: Cutting the Rope
Another year passes: politically perhaps the worst since the war. Getting closer to the bottom, Bosnia and Herzegovina is living its darkest times. Almost
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Zlatko Dizdarević: Capital Cognitions after Two Months of Relaxation
When Christian Schmidt sent that monstrous message, “just relaxed”, in an interview with Deutsche Welle last July, the day before he arrived in Sarajevo,
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Igor Davidović: What brings more misfortune, lies or deceptions with which the leading political elites shower us?
The penetration of remembrance from some ancient event, a hidden and distant memory depot, always and equally amazes me because of the unexpected and
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Amna Popovac: Unsustainable Life and Sustainable Development
The authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have so far done almost nothing to protect the country’s natural resources. They don’t pay attention to people
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Zlatko Dizdarević: It takes two to tango – and some more
Does anyone remember the story in Bosnia and Herzegovina that one day all of us from the Balkans would join the European Union. One