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La Bosnia torna al voto tra divisioni etniche e stallo europeo

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By Redazione Agi.it, Elvis Barukcic
| AGI - Agenzia Giornalistica Italia Verified
AGI - La Bosnia-Erzegovina torna oggi alle urne per elezioni generali segnate dalle divisioni etniche che, a oltre trent'anni dalla guerra del 1992-1995, continuano a paralizzare il complesso Stato nato dagli Accordi di Dayton. Circa 3,4 milioni di elettori sono chiamati a rinnovare la presidenza tripartita, il Parlamento centrale e le istituzioni delle due entità del Paese, mentre il percorso di adesione all'Unione europea resta bloccato dalle contrapposizioni interne.
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Dans sa ville natale, Ratko Mladic célébré comme un héros

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By Elvis Barukcic, Louis Seiller
| Libération Verified
Des portraits du criminel de guerre serbe ornent les murs de Kalinovik, où il a grandi. Sa mort, le 27 août, a ravivé les plaies et un révisionnisme qui, trente ans après la fin du conflit, continuent de diviser les Balkans. Sa dépouille est exposée à Belgrade. Le portrait de Ratko Mladic à l'entrée de Kalinovik, République serbe de Bosnie. (Elvis Barukcic/AFP) Publié aujourd'hui à 7h32 A 60 km au sud-est de Sarajevo, la route serpente à travers le vaste plateau de Zagorje.
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Ratko Mladić, the 'Butcher of Bosnia,' dies in prison at 84

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By Elvis Barukcic
| Rock Hill Herald Verified
Former Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic appears on the screen of a live television broadcast from The Hague in the Netherlands as Bosnian Muslims, survivors and family members of victims of Srebrenica 1995 massacre, watch it before hearing the sentence of U.N. judges, on June 8, 2021, at Srebrenica Memorial Cemetery, in Potocari.
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