by AFP, ANSA, dpa, FENA, STA, | 07.Feb 2023 | Europe in brief
EU officials return from a meeting with the Ukrainian government in Kiev, leaving the door open for Ukraine’s accession to the EU. German and French economy ministers embark on a journey to Washington to discuss green subsidies plans with the Biden administration. Croatian president Andrej Plenković announces that his country will not build barriers of any kind along its border with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
by AFP, Belga, dpa, EFE | 24.Jan 2023 | Europe in brief
The President of the European Council Charles Michel proposes to use money from frozen Russian assets for Ukraine’s reconstruction. Iran’s Intelligence Ministry warns the EU in response to the European Parliament’s condemnation of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz regenerate the countries’ political friendship.
by AFP, Europa Press, FENA, | 04.Nov 2022 | Europe in brief
Europe is warming twice as fast as the world average. The UN Security Council extended the mandate of the EU mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and Berlin warns Belgrade of too close ties with Russia.
by AFP, ANSA, dpa, FENA, HINA | 30.Sep 2022 | Key Stories
Ahead of the elections on October 2, Bosnia and Herzegovina faces internal problems, but its parties agree on at least one strategic issue: They see the future of the country in the EU. However, they remain divided on how the country should be shaped on its path to the EU. Due to the country’s internal instability, but also the strong influence of Russia on the Serbian entity, the elections play an important role for regional and even European stability.
by AFP, Belga, FENA | 30.Sep 2022 | Europe in brief
EU warns concerning the Nord Stream leaks, Moscow denies suspicions. – Belgium and 14 other EU countries push for a proposal for a general gas price cap. What else was important this week: More than 77 percent of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) citizens want membership in the EU.
