According to analysts, the difficult process of forming the government and the continuation of political blockades will mark the period after the just concluded general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Milorad Dodik's party and his candidates won again in the elections in BiH and Republika Srpska, and he personally thanked Donald Trump for the victory.
Election day in Bosnia and Herzegovina was marked by difficulties with the new voting system and lower turnout in some cities
In the general elections, by 3:00 p.m., eight percent fewer citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina voted, problems were reported due to the new way of voting, so in some polling stations they are thinking about returning to the old system
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are voting today in the tenth General Election since the end of the war. At 7:00 this morning, more than 5.500 polling stations were opened, where 3,4 million citizens voted for the first time.
There is a justified suspicion that the organization of "voting phalanxes" is being prepared, which political structures organize to collect, register, direct and, as necessary, bring to certain polling stations in order to achieve a pre-planned election result.
Milan Dulanović, the military attaché at the Serbian Embassy in Sarajevo, and Darko Maksimović, the adviser to the BIA representative at that embassy, were declared undesirable in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Several people were fired and given suspended sentences in BiH for glorifying convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić on social media. When will Milorad Dodik and his team, who have been massively inciting war and national hatred for decades, bear the consequences?
The announcement that Ratko Mladić will be buried with state and military honors in Belgrade caused violent reactions throughout the region. While memorials and candles were lit for the general in Republika Srpska, condemnations of the glorification of the former commander of the Republika Srpska Army, who was sentenced by the Hague Tribunal, came from Sarajevo and Zagreb.
Interpol issued a warrant for Ranko Grab, who is charged with crimes against humanity against Bosniak civilians. His wife says that he is undergoing treatment in Serbia
The football team of Bosnia and Herzegovina was eliminated from the World Cup after losing to the USA. This defeat, however, does not diminish the pride of Bosnians and Herzegovina in their national team members, whom they will celebrate as "heroes of the nation".
The owner of Pink, Željko Mitrović, confirmed the purchase of Sarajevo television Alfa and announced further expansion in the media market of BiH.
Milorad Dodik repeated that he does not believe in Bosnia and Herzegovina, because, as he stated, it is an impossible country and added that his only motive is Republika Srpska
Željko Mitrović's company Pink TV is having increasing problems in the region. She is accused of "promoting war crimes and spreading hate speech". After several of Pink's shows were banned in Montenegro, BH Telekom removed the channels of Pink Television from its offer
Only representatives of the "constituent" nations - Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats - may run for the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Despite the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights that this constitutes fundamental discrimination, nothing changes
There was no event in Serbia without the President of Republika Srpska not standing side by side with Aleksandar Vučić. Today, that love, like any other, has worn out so much over time that they are no longer even at the memorial service together
BiH police officer Amar Turčalo was arrested on suspicion of sexual abuse of a minor in Sarajevo
An illegal dog fighting ring was discovered in a major "Sambo" police operation in Derwent. Among the 84 people found at the scene were citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro
The events at the session of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly caused a series of announcements and mutual accusations by the ministries of foreign affairs of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Thirty years after the signing of the Dayton Agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina seems more unstable than ever. The interviewees of the podcast "Sira slika" - Tanja Topić, Đorđe Vukadinović and Aleksandar Trifunović - talk about collapsed institutions, political corruption and dangerous divisions in the country
From six in the morning on the first of September, trucks in Bosnia and Herzegovina stopped on roads and border crossings. The supply has been suspended, and the economy warns of millions of losses and the collapse of reputation
The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina decided to hold early elections for the President of Republika Srpska on November 23, after Milorad Dodik was stripped of his mandate based on the verdict of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Milorad Dodik, whose presidential mandate was annulled by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, appointed a representative for the new Government of Republika Srpska. Here is a new opportunity to start a new lawsuit in Sarajevo and after the President, the Government of the RS will not recognize it either
Milorad Dodik signaled by posting on the social network that he does not plan to accept the decision, but that he will continue his political activities, referring to "the will of the people, not the commission." However, the decision to revoke the mandate, which was announced today, may cost him dearly politically in an irregular period
The verdict by which Milorad Dodik was sentenced to a year in prison and a six-year ban on political activity is beginning to be implemented - the CEC of Bosnia and Herzegovina made a decision on the termination of his mandate. The decision is not yet legally binding, but it marks the beginning of the institutional transition in the RS.
The Human Rights Watch organization warns that the European Union and Great Britain are increasingly treating the Western Balkans as a "warehouse for migrants". In Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the announcement of possible deportations from Great Britain, the issues of security, camp capacity and political will to sign such agreements have been reopened.
Security and police agencies are supposedly arresting Milorad Dodik, and they are begging God to run away from them as much as possible. Similarly, some politicians in Banja Luka and Sarajevo are calling for Dodik's flight out of the country. In the meantime, the president of Republika Srpska flies freely, travels, crosses borders where no one stops him and threatens to respond with fire to the attempted arrest by the armed special forces guarding him, because it is their "constitutional obligation".
