
US confirms new ambassador to Bosnia amid global diplomacy shifts
The US Senate approved a new ambassador to Bosnia as Washington outlines changes in diplomatic missions and foreign law enforcement cooperation.
The US Senate has confirmed retired Marine General Ronald Johnson as the new ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Sarajevo currently processing the official agrement.
Simultaneously, FBI Director Kash Patel announced heightened law enforcement cooperation with China and Russia, describing them as non-traditional partners. The collaboration includes personnel exchanges, joint intelligence sharing, and coordinated arrests.
In response to separate American commercial curbs, Beijing’s Commerce Ministry announced countermeasures, restricting domestic transactions with seven US entities, tightening drone technology exports, and limiting American oversight during factory inspections.
Additionally, the US State Department notified Congress of plans to shutter five diplomatic missions globally to reduce operating expenditures, raising concerns among observers regarding potential shifts in regional influence.
Sources: Avaz, CDM, Index, Klix, Vijesti.



