Bosnia and Herzegovina: Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik claims victory in general elections
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RussiaMoscow is particularly holding onto the thanks from Milorad Dodik to Vladimir Putin: the SNSD's victory in Republika Srpska is being presented as a success for a partner of Russia, with no political surprise.
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opposition
CanadaOttawa is deciphering the Bosnian election from the angle of secession: Canadian media notes a Milorad Dodik absent from the ballot but omnipresent, whose separatist rhetoric fuels fears of renewed instability.
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centered on Putin
TASS's headline puts the thanks to the Russian president at the forefront of the announced victory
Relying on a single expert
Vedomosti cites a Russian researcher to dismiss the idea of surprises
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CanadaSeparatist
the narrative puts Dodik's rhetoric at the forefront, present in the campaign but not on the ballot.
Single source repeated
the two media outlets broadcast the same wire text, with few local voices beyond Dodik's.
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Participation in the general elections of October 4
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