The Dayton Agreements are being discussed at the Izvestia press center. Broadcast

A round table on the topic is being held at the Izvestia press center.: "Bosnia and Herzegovina 30 years after the conclusion of the Dayton Accords."

How has the political and social structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina changed in three decades? How stable has the model fixed in the Dayton documents turned out to be? Has interethnic and interfaith peace been achieved? What role do international organizations and external actors — the European Union, the United States and Russia - play in maintaining stability?

Participants:

- Tatiana Popadyeva, Researcher at the Primakov Center for Comparative Socio-Economic and Political Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Associate Professor at the Department of Languages of Central and Southeastern Europe at MGIMO University, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia;

- Dusan Prorokovich, Head of the Center for Eurasian Studies at the Institute of International Politics and Economics;

- Milan Lazovich, Balkanist, Program Manager of the Russian Council on International Affairs (RIAC);

- Polina Sokolova, Researcher at the Department of European Political Studies at the E.M. Primakov IMEMO of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

The INF workbook "The Unlearned Lessons of Bosnia and Herzegovina: 30 Years after Dayton" was also presented at the event.