Controversial Gas Pipeline Deal Risks Delaying Bosnia's EU Entry
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- •The gas pipeline project in Bosnia is backed by the United States.
- •The EU has formally warned Bosnia about the pipeline's potential impact on accession talks.
- •Political divisions within Bosnia have intensified due to the pipeline agreement.
- •Bosnia's EU accession process is already facing delays linked to this energy dispute.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Bosnia's government halts or revises the US-backed pipeline project the EU accession process could resume with fewer obstacles, benefiting Bosnia's political stability and economic prospects.
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