Polls close in Bosnia-Herzegovina's divisive election

Polls have closed in Bosnia-Herzegovina's highly contested election, with the outcome still uncertain. The election has been divisive, with various groups vying for power and influence. The Serb nationalist candidate, Zeljka Cvijanovic, has taken the lead for the Serb seat of the three-member presidency, backed by Milorad Dodik, a disqualified secessionist leader. This development could have significant implications for the country's fragile political landscape and may impact regional trade and economic ties.

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The election in Bosnia-Herzegovina is divisive and the lead taken by a Serb nationalist candidate may increase tensions. This could lead to instability in the region and affect investor sentiment.

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