Can anything politicians say at Sunday’s election stop young people from leaving Bosnia?

Young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina are leaving the country in large numbers, with many voting with their feet rather than on ballot papers. This trend is particularly concerning for non-nationalist parties, which rely on young people as their support base. The reasons behind this exodus are complex, but it's clear that the country's economic and social challenges are driving many young people to seek opportunities elsewhere.

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Young people are leaving Bosnia due to a lack of opportunities, and their departure may hurt the country's economy. This could lead to a decline in the workforce and a loss of skilled workers, ultimately affecting the country's growth and development.

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