RTD’s documentary about Republika Srpska provides a rare glimpse into the “entity” through which Bosnia’s 1.3 million Serbs govern themselves within the country of Bosnia-Herzegovina. In Republika Srpska, every Bosnian Serb family was affected by the 1992-1995 war. They lost loved ones and stopped mixing with their non-Serb neighbors. This basic institutional arrangement was outlined in the Dayton Peace Agreement that froze the Bosnian War in 1995. Republika Srpska’s inhabitants believe that Western double-standards make them the scapegoats for that devastating conflict and keep them in limbo, forbidden to exercise their right to self-determination. Former Republika Srpska President Miloslav
Given long time active participation in the activities conducted by the European Committee of the Regions, Republic of Srpska Representation in Brussels ensured its delegation which was lead by Ms Željka Cvijanovic, the President of the Republic to be present at the 8th European Summit of Regions and Cities, in Bucharest on 14 and 15 March, 2019. During the Summit President Cvijanović met with the President of the European Committee of the Regions Karl-Heinz Lambertz, President of the Assembly of European Regions, Mr Magnus Berntsson, European Commission Special Representative for the Western Balkans, Mr Franz Schausberger as well as with the President of the Italian region of Umbria Ms Cati
