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Bosanski mediji GOSPODARSKI TISK Glasnik Vanjskotrgovinske/Spoljnotrgovinske komore Bosne i Hercegovine , Sarajevo: www.komorabih.com Glasnik Privredne komore Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine, Sarajevo - www.kfbih.com Glasnik Privredne komore Republike Srpske, Banja Luka - www.pkrs.inecco.net Glasnik Privredne komore kantona Sarajevo - www.pksa.com.ba Menadžer Privredne novine, Sarajevo - www.privrednastampa.com Zips, Sarajevo - www.privrednastampa.com DNEVNI TISK Dnevni avaz Sarajevo - www.avaz.ba Jutarnje novine Sarajevo - www.jutarnje.ba Monitor - www.monitor.ba Nezavisne novine, Banja Luka - www.nezavisne.com Oslobođenje Sarajevo - www.oslobodjenje.com.ba REVIJE Auto moto revija, Sarajevo - www.pk.sa.com.ba/auto/ BH Dani nezavisni magazin, Sarajevo - www.dani.com Hrvatska riječ - www.federal.hr INFO, Sarajevo - www.info.ba Ljiljan, Sarajevo - www.nipljiljan.com Reporter - www.reportermagazin.com Start - www.startbih.info Slobodna Bosna, Sarajevo - www.slobodna-bosna.ba Start Bosne i Hercegovine, Sarajevo - www.startbih.info Walter, Sarajevo - www.valter.ba AGENCIJE AIM - www.aimpress.org/index.htm BH Pres Sarajevo: www.bhpres.ba Onasa – Nezavisna novinska agencija, Sarajevo www.onasa.com.ba HABENA - Novinska agencija hrvatskog naroda u BiH www.habena.ba TELEVIZIJA Neovisna televizija Hayat www.ntvhayat.com Radio televizija Bosna i Hercegovine www.rtvbih.ba RTV Travnik : http://www.rtvtravnik.com.ba RTVBiH Sarajevo: www.rtvbih.ba RTRS Radio-televizija R.S: www.rtrs-bl.com TV Tuzla: www.tvtuzla.com.ba RADIO Slobodna Evropa http://www.danas.org Kameleon www.kameleon.ba Radio M www.radiom.net Radio Doboj radio.doboj.net ISV Radio: www.bih.net.ba/real/radio.ram Radio Slon Tuzla : http://www.radioslon.com.ba Radio-TV Unsko-sanskog kantona, Bihać: www.internet.ba/tvusk .

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30 June 2020 ISSN: 2560-1628 2020 No. 26 WORKING PAPER Belt and Road Initiative and Platform “17+1”: Perception and Treatment in the Media in Bosnia and Herzegovina Igor Soldo Kiadó: Kína-KKE Intézet Nonprofit Kft. Szerkesztésért felelős személy: Chen Xin Kiadásért felelős személy: Wu Baiyi 1052 Budapest Petőfi Sándor utca 11. +36 1 5858 690 [email protected] china-cee.eu Belt and Road Initiative and Platform “17+1”: Perception and Treatment in the Media in Bosnia and Herzegovina Igor Soldo Head of the Board of Directors, Foundation for the Promotion and Development of the Belt and Road Initiative, BiH Abstract The Belt and Road Initiative, as well as cooperation China - Central and Eastern European Countries (hereinafter: CEE) through the Platform "17+1" require the creation of a higher level of awareness of citizens about all aspects of the advantages of these foreign policy initiatives aimed at mutual benefit for both China and the participating countries. Of course, the media always play a key role in providing quality information to the general public, with the aim of better understanding all the benefits that these Chinese initiatives can bring to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Also, the media can have a great influence on decision makers by creating a positive environment and by accurate and objective information. Therefore, when it comes to media articles related to these topics, it is important to look at the situation objectively and professionally. The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the media treatment of the Belt and Road Initiative and Platform "17+1" in Bosnia and Herzegovina, quantitative measuring of the total number of media releases dealing with these topics in the media with editorial board or visible editorial policy, and their qualitative analysis, as well as the analysis of additional, special relevant articles.
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