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Joseph: Advocates of RS secession and a third entity in Washington weakened after elections

FENA Amina Bijelonja Muminović, Photo: Civil Today

SARAJEVO, November 5 (FENA) – The results of the US midterm elections could lead to stronger congressional oversight of the Trump administration's policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly its approach to Milorad Dodik and the Southern Interconnection project, while advocates of abolishing the Dayton Peace Agreement, Republika Srpska's secession and the creation of a third entity are now in a considerably weaker position, Edward P. Joseph, a lecturer at Johns Hopkins University in Washington, told FENA.

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