«30 Years of Dayton: How Are You, Bosnia?» From November 3 to 5, the Gorchakov Fund took part in a series of international events commemorating the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Dayton Accords, a key event in the modern history of the Balkans. 📝Banja Luka On November 3, the University of Banja Luka hosted the International Scientific School "Dayton — 30", organized in partnership with the Embassy of Russia in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Banja Luka. The School's program focused on the analysis of socio-political processes in post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina, the role of governing institutions and collective memory, and the influence of external governance on the country's internal political dynamics. Special emphasis was placed on the activities of the High Representative and the system of external control established by Western institutions. 📝Belgrade On November 5, discussions continued at the Russian House in Belgrade, which hosted the second part of the program — the international conference "Dayton — 30». The event was organized together with the Russian House, the Russian Embassy in Serbia and with the support of the NGOs «Ragusa» and «Opseg». Experts, diplomats, and researchers from Serbia, Republika Srpska, and Russia gathered in Belgrade to discuss the geopolitical implications of the Dayton Accords, the current state of the region, and the prospects for interaction between the Balkan countries and Russia in the changing world order. ⤵️ Both venues hosted the presentation of the research monograph “30 Years of Dayton: How Are You, Bosnia?”, prepared by a research team led by Ekaterina Entina, Doctor of Political Science, Director of the Center for Mediterranean Studies at HSE University, and Advisor to the Gorchakov Fund. The work presents a comprehensive study of the political, cultural, and social processes of the post-Dayton period and analyzes the role of international institutions in the region's development. You can read the research results via this link. Don't miss the opportunity to see modern Bosnia through the eyes of researchers and experts — and learn how the world built on the Dayton Accords is living thirty years later. 1️⃣1️⃣1️⃣