Republika Srpska

VIBE 2023: How Kremlin Disinformation Efforts Have Reshaped Media Landscapes in Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia

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Tuesday, September 12, 2023
Weapon, Republika Srpska, IREX, Telegraphy, Information, Friends, Russian Embassy School in Vienna, Americans, International development, Government, Federation, Alt-Info, United, Propaganda, USAID, News, VIBE, Exploration, Kremlin

In Europe, the panel in Bosnia and Herzegovina called the Russian Embassy a leader in spreading disinformation and propaganda, such as biolaboratories that manufacture weapons targeting Russian DNA--which was further spread by the media. The Government of Russia's influence has also contributed to polarization in reporting on the war throughout the country. Media in the Federation, for example, cover it as an invasion of a sovereign state, while those in the Government of Russia-aligned Republika Srpska have adopted the Russia-preferred term "special military operation."

Key Points: 
  • The 2023 edition of VIBE shows that most countries throughout all three regions experienced heightened propaganda efforts and disinformation campaigns that the VIBE experts trace directly to the Kremlin and its proxies in Russia.
  • This phenomenon actively puts in place a multi-layered system of Kremlin propaganda and helps explain how misinformation in Kyrgyzstan continues to proliferate.
  • VIBE is made possible by the support of the American People through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) .
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Bosnia-Herzegovina's Telecoms, Mobile & Broadband Markets 2019-2023 - BH Telecom is the Dominant Provider - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Technology, Telecommunications, Mobile, Wireless, Economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Communications in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Europe, Countries, BH Telecom, Republika Srpska, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, Telekom Srpske, HT Mostar, Mostar, Telephone numbers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Telecommunications in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The economic prosperity of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) largely rests with the country's continuing integration with the European Union (EU).

Key Points: 
  • The economic prosperity of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) largely rests with the country's continuing integration with the European Union (EU).
  • The telecom market has been liberalised and a regulatory framework created based on the EU's regulatory framework for communications.
  • The largest operator BH Telecom is the dominant provider, while Telekom Srpske operates in Republika Srpska and HT Mostar is active in Herzegovina.
  • In addition, mobile data and mobile broadband offers will provide future revenue growth given the limited potential of mobile voice services.

International Experts Seek Economic Means to Preserve the Dayton Accord

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Thursday, April 25, 2019
Foreign relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Politics of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republika Srpska, Dayton Agreement, Peace

The round table, organized by the Milton Friedman Institute, Italy, as part of a two-day Economic Forum organised on behalf of the Presidency of Bosnia, brought a diverse group of European politicians together to explore "new political and media opportunities to preserve the Dayton Agreement."

Key Points: 
  • The round table, organized by the Milton Friedman Institute, Italy, as part of a two-day Economic Forum organised on behalf of the Presidency of Bosnia, brought a diverse group of European politicians together to explore "new political and media opportunities to preserve the Dayton Agreement."
  • "This country can be the Switzerland of the Balkans," Frank Creyelman, honorary senator in the Parliament of Flanders, Belgium, commented.
  • But he paid credit to the government of Prime Minister Radovan Vikovi for its efforts to attract investors to Republika Srpska.
  • He suggested a partnership with Trentino-South Tyrol to promote the territory and to attract investment, adding that, "It is important that there be no foreign interference in domestic affairs."

International Experts Seek Economic Means to Preserve the Dayton Accord

Retrieved on: 
Thursday, April 25, 2019
Foreign relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Politics of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republika Srpska, Dayton Agreement, Peace

The round table, organized by the Milton Friedman Institute, Italy, as part of a two-day Economic Forum organised on behalf of the Presidency of Bosnia, brought a diverse group of European politicians together to explore "new political and media opportunities to preserve the Dayton Agreement."

Key Points: 
  • The round table, organized by the Milton Friedman Institute, Italy, as part of a two-day Economic Forum organised on behalf of the Presidency of Bosnia, brought a diverse group of European politicians together to explore "new political and media opportunities to preserve the Dayton Agreement."
  • "This country can be the Switzerland of the Balkans," Frank Creyelman, honorary senator in the Parliament of Flanders, Belgium, commented.
  • But he paid credit to the government of Prime Minister Radovan Vikovi for its efforts to attract investors to Republika Srpska.
  • He suggested a partnership with Trentino-South Tyrol to promote the territory and to attract investment, adding that, "It is important that there be no foreign interference in domestic affairs."