Nationalists Win Majority in Bosnia’s Elections

Preliminary results from Sunday’s elections for national, regional and local representatives in Bosnia and Herzegovina show nationalists won most of the seats. With a majority of the votes counted, nationalist candidates Bakir Izetbegovic of the main Bosniak SDA party and Dragan Covic of the Croat HDZ BIH party have won seats in the collective three-man presidency. The race for the Serb seat remains too close to call, with two nationalist candidates, Zeljka Cvijanovic of Bosnian Serb...

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