Western Balkans National Emergency Extended
The national emergency for the Western Balkans region, first declared in 2001, is extended for one additional year, until June 2014, President Obama said in a June 17 Congressional message (here). Acts of “extremist violence and obstructionist activity” continue in…
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the region, including extremist violence in Macedonia and acts hindering Dayton Accords implementation in Bosnia, the message said. These acts are hostile to U.S. interests and a threat to national security and foreign policy, Obama said.