The U.S. announced it will begin imposing new tariffs on imports from the EU on Oct. 18, following a WTO ruling on a dispute over plane manufacturing subsidies that has dragged on for 15 years. Yet these tariffs aren’t like others imposed so far by Donald Trump, and they don’t necessarily signal the start of a bigger trade war.

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s tripartite presidency missed its deadline to form part of its national government in early September, almost a year after general elections, amid continued disagreements on whether to join NATO. Bosnia’s dysfunctional political system continues to hamper its long postwar recovery.