In The Balkans' Most Divided Country, COVID Vaccine Cuts Both Ways
In The Balkans' Most Divided Country, COVID Vaccine Cuts Both Ways December 13, 2020 11:00 GMT Share share Print From its rotating, three-member presidency based on ethnicity to the parallel executive and legislative councils that alternately coax it forward and impede it, Bosnia-Herzegovina is a deeply divided country. So much so that most of the talk around this month's 25th anniversary of the deal that ended its ethnically-driven war in the 1990s and preserved Bosnian statehood centered on why that stopgap agreement was still so essential to its survival. Now, as the former Yugoslav republ...