AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoState Institutions: Acting High Representative Louis Crishock warned the UN that Republika Srpska policies could lead to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s de facto breakup, citing defiance of Constitutional Court rulings and efforts to bypass state institutions. He said new biometric checks worked reliably in the recent elections. Government Formation and EU Path: Bosnia’s officials and EU representatives urged swift implementation of election results and reforms, including steps needed to access Growth Plan funds and advance EU integration. Serbia’s Political Shift: RS President Željka Cvijanović congratulated Serbia’s student-led election winners while calling for ties with RS to remain strong. The result ends Aleksandar Vučić’s long rule and raises questions about Belgrade’s future regional policy. Public Funds: A report on the Buk Bijela hydropower project says opaque ownership changes and public spending have left RS with unclear returns from a concession expected to generate substantial revenue. Emergency Preparedness: EUFOR joined a Stolac earthquake-response exercise, testing coordination among military, government and emergency services.
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