legal and economic systems / Intellectual property law / proposed law / energy / Political patronage networks / food safety / energy sector / disciplinary tools / gas field / /
Organization
Public administration / State-level Constitutional Court / Council of Ministers / office of the High / EU’s Economic and Monetary Union / House of Representatives / World Trade Organization / EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT / Bosnia and Herzegovina’s government / State Aid Council / Prosecutorial Council / Council Steering Board / COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS Enlargement Strategy / Constitutional Court / Prosecutor’s Office / civil society / General Affairs Council / United Nations / Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina / High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council / European monetary union / Parliamentary Assembly / European Union / EUROPEAN COMMISSION Brussels / office of the EU Special / European Court of Human Rights / Interim Committee / State Court / /
In its Communication ‘Enlargement Strategy and Main Challenges’1, the Commission put forward the following conclusions and recommendations on Bosnia and Herzegovina: The country remains at a standstill in th