Strong Nationalist Forces in Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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In the general elections in Bosnia-Herzegovina a victory of the nationalist parties of the three disputed ethnic groups emerged on Sunday. Relative electoral winner became the Bosniak Democratic Action Party (SDA), which came to 19.9 percent according to partial results, followed by the National SNSD of Serb leader Milorad Dodik with 16.5 percent.
The three million inhabitants of this country, heavily divided on ethnic-religious lines, between Muslim Bosniacs, Orthodox Serbs and Catholic Croats, were called to the polls on Sunday. Abstention progressed with regard to 2022, showing a democratic fatigue.
In the elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, nationalist forces in particular have the upper hand. Observers with the now elected state bureau consider it possible to pardon ex-Machthaber Dodik. By S. Hahne.
The three nationalist parties that dominate politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina are the winners of the general elections held this Sunday, according to the results...
The EU candidate Bosnia and Herzegovina will continue to be influenced by ethnically oriented clientele policies. Nationalistic forces have maintained themselves in the parliamentary, presidential and regional elections of the torn multi-ethnic state.
Nationalist parties remain the dominant force in Bosnia and Herzegovina after the general elections that seem to bring little political change, according to the results published by the Electoral Commission on Sunday...
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