AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGovernment Formation: Post-election coalition talks are under way, but no majority has been secured. Milorad Dodik remains central to negotiations despite being barred from public office, while diaspora ballots could still affect the results. EU Funding: Bosnia and Herzegovina risks losing €373.9 million from the EU Growth Plan if it misses the December 31 reform deadline; a chief EU negotiator has yet to be appointed and key laws remain pending. Lobbying Scrutiny: Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković has asked Washington to examine Republika Srpska’s US lobbying, warning public funds may be backing efforts that threaten Bosnia’s unity. He says Saudi Arabia has not endorsed secession claims made by the lobbyists. Economy: The IMF forecasts slower growth of 2.3% this year and inflation rising to 5%. War Crimes Legacy: Montenegro’s parliament rejected a bid to remove speaker Andrija Mandić over his condolences to Ratko Mladić’s family; Mladić was convicted of genocide and other crimes in the Bosnian war.
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