Campaigning begins in Bosnia elections (EUobserver.com, 2010) —
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Campaigning begins in Bosnia elections (EUobserver.com, 2010)

The campaign for general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), scheduled for 3 October, started on Friday (3 September). Fifteen years after the end of a bitter interethnic war and after one and a half decades of being an international protectorate, the main issues remain unchanged: Bosnian Serbs want more autonomy for their "entity," the Republika Srpska (RS), hoping for eventual independence; muslim Bosniaks want a unitarian state in which the Serbian entity is abolished; and the Croats, especially in Herzegovina, dream about setting up an entity of their own.

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