Bosnia high representative says Serb leaders destabilising institutions
Bosnia's international high representative on Friday slammed the political leadership of the country's Serb statelet, accusing them of seeking to destabilise the Balkan country and called for an end to actions that threaten to "undermine" its peace accords.
The case has been widely seen as a test of the divided Balkan nation's weak central government after the 65-year-old Republika Srpska president was sentenced to one year in prison for flouting the ...
Milorad Dodik, Bosnian Serb leader, has been sentenced to a year in prison for defying an international peace envoy. Bosnia remains divided post-1990s war into Republika Srpska and the Bosniak-Croat ...
Prosecutors demanded a near five-year jail sentence Wednesday for Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik for defying the envoy who oversees the peace accords that ended the country's bloody 1990s war.
Facing a ban from holding office and desperate to cling to power, Milorad Dodik must be prevented from stepping up his dangerous threats of Serb secession from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Republika ...
Bosnia's Serb region enacted laws to exclude national authorities after its leader Milorad Dodik was banned from politics and sentenced to prison. This escalates constitutional crises and risks ...
The lower house of Bosnia's state-level parliament dismissed on Tuesday Stasa Kosarac, minister of foreign trade and economic ...
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