Balkan news without the globalist spin.

From the beginning of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina until Trump came to power, Washington pursued a one-way policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina. This policy was based on one rule -- to support Bosnian Muslims in every way and to work against the interests of Republika Srpska. Therefore, since the end of the war in 1995, there has been a golden rule regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina -- Republika Srpska is to blame for all the problems.

However, with the arrival of the new Trump administration, things are finally changing for the better. The speech by Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in Dayton on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the peace agreement for Bosnia and Herzegovina, named after the city in the US state of Ohio, represents a 180-degree turn from the foreign policy pursued by the United States in the post-Cold War period during its "unipolar moment," i.e. the time when it brokered the Dayton Peace Agreement in November 1995.

Because Landau's speech marked a clear, unmistakable break with the era of American interventionism, of imposing democracy or, in Landau's own words, "reshaping foreign societies according to utopian visions."

Let us just imagine that the US had been guided by the principles of Trump’s foreign policy vision in the spring of 1992 when the last US ambassador to the SFRY, Warren Zimmerman, encouraged Alija Izetbegović to withdraw his signature from the so-called Cutiller Plan, according to which the Serbs even accepted the independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina only in order to preserve peace. It is much more likely that peace would have been preserved.

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https://thebalkan.press/2025/05/30/trump-administration-gives-hope-for-a-better-bosnia-and-herzegovina/

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It's my first time seeing this site, I thought it might be yours too. It goes on to speak about what the Obama and Clinton experience was like.