Navanti’s data collection and analysis are based on networks of on-the-ground researchers from all walks of life: journalists, academics, and humanitarian workers, to name a few. Our analysts also keep abreast of open source reports to inform their work. Below, these analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important pieces they have read and listened […]
Milorad Dodik, the Serb representative of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) tripartite Presidency, is pushing for legislation and positions that support further Bosnian Serb and Republika Srpska (RS) independence at the Bosnian federal level. While Dodik claims that these actions are fulfilling the legal framework of the Dayton Accords, many of his Bosniak and Croat […]
Navanti’s data collection and analysis are based on networks of on-the-ground researchers from all walks of life: journalists, academics, and humanitarian workers, to name a few. Our analysts also keep abreast of open source reports to inform their work. Below, these analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important pieces they have read and listened […]
It’s been 21 years since the signing of the Dayton Peace Accords in 1995 that signaled the end of war in Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH). And on 02 October 2012, the local and municipal elections were held, the first major election in which a generation born after the war could vote. Yet, even this new generation of voters could not make changes to the country’s entrenched ethnically based political parties.
Since December 2015, the Islamic Community of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH), known as the Rijaset, has been in a dialogue with informal religious communities, known as paradzemats, about the legal status of the latter in BiH.
Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) has recently seen a rise in tourism and investments.