In this episode, I am delving into the complex and fragile state of Bosnia and Herzegovina almost 30 years after the Bosnian War. I am joined by Jasmin Mujanović, an American-Canadian political scientist and author who brings both personal experience and deep expertise on the Balkans. Jasmin fled the Bosnian war in 1992 and eventually made it to the US. He wrote two books and together we explore the ongoing political tensions in Bosnia and Herzegowina, the rising nationalist rhetoric, and the role of international actors. Jasmin shares his thoughts on the potential for conflict, grassroots movements, and the future of Bosnia. We also discuss the role of the diaspora and what meaningful change could look like in the region.
