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Hungary’s Lavish Aid Project for Bosnian Serb Farmers Now Seen as ‘PR Financing’
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Hungary’s Lavish Aid Project for Bosnian Serb Farmers Now Seen as ‘PR Financing’
‘Autocrats help autocrats’ At the end of 2021, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban pledged 100 million euros for Republika Srpska. At the time of the announcement, the aid sparked public debate in Bosnia and Herzegovina about whether the funds would come with strings attached, a possible quid pro quo from Milorad Dodik, the then-president of Republika Srpska. The most obvious donor-imposed condition was that only agricultural machinery, tools …
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