Germany and Austria ban Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik and other Republika Srpska officials amid tensions in Bosnia
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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The decision by Germany and Austria to ban Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik and two other officials from Republika Srpska underlines the firm stance of the two countries on the rising tensions in Bosnia. The move comes as part of Germany and Austria's support for Bosnia's European course, reflecting concerns about stability in the region.
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Germania și Austria interzic intrarea lui Milorad Dodik pe teritoriul lor și susțin aderarea Bosniei la UE
Germania şi Austria interzic liderului sârbilor bosniaci Dodik intrarea pe teritoriul lor şi susţin aderarea Bosniei la UE
Germania și Austria interzic liderului sârbilor bosniaci Dodik intrarea pe teritoriul lor și susțin aderarea Bosniei la UE
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