
Bosnian Serb Leader Forces Referendum After Court Ban
Lawmakers in Republika Srpska approved an October ballot rejecting rulings that stripped their president of office.

Lawmakers in Republika Srpska approved an October ballot rejecting rulings that stripped their president of office.

Republika Srpska faces early elections—but Dodik insists only referendums will decide its future.

“Surrender is not an option,” Dodik declared as commenting on being formally stripped of the presidency of the Republika Srpska.

Police raids across Europe net five suspects in €10 million Balkan route operation.

Milorad Dodik, president of the Serb-majority Republika Srpska, has been removed from office after a court upheld his conviction for defying Bosnia’s international peace envoy.

A Sarajevo court has upheld a prison sentence and six-year office ban for the president of Republika Srpska, who defied Bosnia’s peace overseer.

Thousands join memorial events today as the remains of seven more victims are laid to rest.
Bosnia and Herzegovina are to work with the EU on border control—although be prepared to manage expectations.
What was meant to be a dialogue on Jewish life and religious freedom was shut down thanks to a Muslim Bosnian minister.
Milorad Dodik will not appear at a court hearing in the country’s capital next week.