EC in the Report on Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Country Is Increasingly Moving Away From the European Path, Brussels Requests the Introduction of Visas for Citizens of Russia, China, Turkey and Qatar
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In a new report on Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), the European Commission (EC) assessed that the country is increasingly moving away from the European path, with the assessment that there is no progress in the judiciary, the fight against corruption, freedom of the media and the economy, and that there has been a setback in the visa policy.
The European Commission adopted today its annual Enlargement Package, with which it reviewed the progress made by the partners in the enlargement process during the past year and determined the reform priorities for the next period.
The European Commission (EC) in a new report on Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) assessed that the country is increasingly moving away from the European path, with the assessment that there is no progress in
The European Commission, in its latest report on Bosnia and Herzegovina, assessed that our country is moving further and further away from the European path. There has been no progress in the judiciary, the fight against corruption, media freedom and the economy, while there has been setbacks in the area of visa policy. The report was published today in Brussels and covers the period from 1 September 2025 to […]
The European Commission in its latest report on Bosnia and Herzegovina assessed that our country is increasingly moving away from the European path. There is no progress in the judiciary, the fight against corruption, freedom of the media and the economy, while in the area of visa policy there has been a setback. The report was published today in Brussels and covers the period from 1 September 2025 to 1 September 2025. [...] Announcement EUROPEA…
The European Commission, in a new report on Bosnia and Herzegovina, assessed that the country is moving further away from the European path. There has been no progress in key areas, including the judiciary, the fight against corruption, media freedom and the economy, while there has been a setback in visa policy. The report, published in Brussels, covers the period from 1 September 2025 to 1 […]
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