On Wednesday, at the request of Serbia, Interpol refused to issue an international arrest warrant for Milorad Dodik and Nenad Stevandić. While there is an internal warrant for them in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the president of Republika Srpska explains how he crossed the border despite this
The President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik announced on the evening of March 31 that he had arrived in Moscow. The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued a warrant and arrest warrant for him
If the Interpol headquarters in Lyon confirms the red warrant of Bosnia and Herzegovina, "the question is how Serbian judicial practice would interpret the crime that Dodik is accused of", explains Vanja Bajović, associate professor of the Faculty of Law, for "Vreme".
Apart from Milorad Dodik, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina also issued an order to issue an international warrant for the President of the National Assembly of the RS, Nenad Stevandić.
Milorad Dodik travels to Serbia and Israel without any problems, although he is wanted in Bosnia and Herzegovina for attacking the constitutional order. Is it possible to issue an Interpol warrant?
On March 24, the President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik crossed the state border between BiH and Serbia, despite the fact that a central warrant was issued for him in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Any police officer in Bosnia and Herzegovina who spots Milorad Dodik, Radovan Višković and Nenad Stevandić should arrest him. In short, that would be the definition of the central warrant issued for them
The National Assembly of Republika Srpska adopted the decision to adopt a new Constitution, despite warnings from international officials that it violates the Dayton Agreement. The decision was made by a simple majority, while the opposition refused to participate in the vote
The President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik said that an international warrant can be issued by another authority
Bosnia and Herzegovina is at a sort of crossroads of survival. Will he become a deceased or a colonel
The President of the Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, signed decrees on the evening of Wednesday, March 5, on the promulgation of laws prohibiting the operation of the Court and Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the State Agency for Investigation and Protection on the territory of the RS.
Significant pressures on the civil sector in Serbia call into question the democratic processes in the country and its path to the European Union, said the special envoy of Germany for the Western Balkans, Emanuel Saracin, in an interview with Deutsche Welle.
The President of Republika Srpska (RS) Milorad Dodik threatened Serbs who remain working in joint institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) that they will be declared "permanent traitors".
It is stipulated that the laws on the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Agency for Investigation and Protection of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina will not be applied or enforced on the territory of the Republic of Srpska
The verdict on Dodik and its consequences will mark this thirtieth year since Dayton - an agreement that everyone destroys, but at the same time swears by it
After the sentencing of Milorad Dodik, the President of Serbia arrived in Republika Srpska at his invitation, where he will discuss further steps. Before the meeting, Vučić said that this was "the day when Republika Srpska was attacked"
Milorad Dodik was sentenced to one year in prison and banned from holding office for six years. How will this verdict affect the already unstable Bosnia and Herzegovina
In an interview for "Russia Today", Milorad Dodik pointed out that the RS will pass a law on the exit from the contract on the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as ban the operation of institutions such as SIPA, the Court and the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina on its territory
The BiH Prosecutor's Office in the case against Dodik has requested a prison sentence closer to the maximum and a ban on holding public office. The verdict is due next week. A conviction, Dodik said, "will be a fatal blow to BiH."
Russian intelligence officer Aleksandar Bezrukovni was arrested in Bosnia and Herzegovina and extradited to Poland. He is accused of training a group of Moldovans for violent actions against the pro-European government in Moldova in the Banja Luka area. And that's not all
The Republika Srpska celebrates the Republic Day and again announces its secession from Bosnia and Herzegovina, just as Sarajevo insists that the date is unconstitutional
The Assembly of the Republika Srpska demands that the European integration process of BiH be suspended due to, as they claim, "violation of the Dayton Peace Agreement".
Elektroprivreda Republika Srpska, once a stable exporter of electricity, today depends on imports and spends hundreds of thousands of euros every day to buy electricity. The cause of the crisis lies in the lack of coal, the poor quality of existing resources and the irresponsible management of concessions
While the president of the Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik ended up in a hospital in Belgrade, his political opponent, the mayor of Banja Luka, Draško Stanivuković, clashed with the police in that city. Why are Dodik and Stanivuković in the clinch now?
The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina made a decision today according to which the Law on Immunity of Republika Srpska is unconstitutional
Republika Srpska plans to reuse the anthem "God's Justice" and the coat of arms of Nemanjić, which were previously declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court of BiH
The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina temporarily suspended the implementation of the Rulebook on the study of history for the ninth grade in the Republic of Srpska, due to fears that its implementation could cause further divisions among students of different ethnic groups.
