Dayton

The President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, gave an interview to Roger Köppel, publisher and editor-in-chief of the Swiss weekly Weltwoche, during his visit to Banja Luka. Dodik stated that

Since everyone is talking about Dayton, at today’s meeting at NATO headquarters, I pointed out that the Dayton Peace Agreement does not grant any foreigner the right to impose laws

The Dayton Peace Agreement must be respected, as it is the cornerstone of Bosnia and Herzegovina's constitutional framework, stated Radmila Šekerinska, Deputy Secretary General of NATO, ahead of a meeting

The Federation of BiH has no sovereignty—they admitted to adopting laws under pressure, said Staša Košarac, Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations in the Council of Ministers, in an

Vladimir Đurić, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Comparative Law in Belgrade, spoke at the Scientific Conference “Dayton Peace Agreement – 30 Years of Peace and Stability” held in

Minister of Internal Affairs and constitutional law professor Siniša Karan stated on the program Telering that Bosnia and Herzegovina is currently experiencing its deepest constitutional, political, and legal crisis in

According to legal expert Slavko Mitrović, Bosnia and Herzegovina, under its Constitution, possesses external sovereignty as a state, while nearly all internal sovereignty belongs to the entities that formed Bosnia

Professor of constitutional law Siniša Karan stated that today, on the anniversary of the decision by the illegitimate Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2019—which declared the provision of

At Slovenia’s initiative, the members of the UN Security Council adopted a press statement calling for political dialogue and reaffirming the importance of respecting the Dayton Peace Agreement and the

The Dayton Constitution and/or the High Representative The essence of the Dayton Constitution—its nature, effect over time, and current state near the end of its third decade of validity—is largely