Bosnia votes mark historic shift away from international supervision
Bosnians cast ballots in a first postwar election without international oversight amid a polarized choice between nationalist factions and reformist parties. Turnout reached 55 percent as preliminary results awaited. officials emphasized a test of self rule and Western alignment amid aid dependencies.
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