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The Office of the High Representative (OHR) has become an obstacle to internal dialogue in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russian Ambassador to BiH Igor Kalabuhov told RTRS. Kalabuhov said that the

The Americans have marked him “canceled.” The OHR and the Bonn powers are still needed — but only as a last resort. We’ll see for whom… High Representative Christian Schmidt

Republika Srpska firmly supports the Dayton Peace Agreement and the constitutional order of Bosnia and Herzegovina, consistently acting to preserve Dayton and its principles. However, over the past two decades,

The President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, described the announced meeting between representatives of opposition parties from Srpska, the Sarajevo-based political “Troika,” and representatives of the HDZ, organized by the

Written by: Nemanja Plotan The current political crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the result of a multitude of factors, but its present-day character has been shaped primarily by the

Serb delegate in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Radovan Kovačević, stated that Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot join the European Union while the Office

The interest of official Brussels, Berlin, and London is to demonstrate at all costs that BiH is institutionally capable of resolving the current political crisis, so that this can serve

The legal representative of Republika Srpska, Lazar Stjepanović, emphasized that the Office of the High Representative (OHR), with or without the so-called Bonn powers, cannot continue to exist if the

Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a Muslim majority, is in crisis. The president of the Serb and Christian part of the country, Milorad Dodik, has been accused of separatism. We publish

As the biggest political crisis in post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina reaches its peak—and as the, for Republika Srpska, unconstitutional Prosecutor’s Office of BiH launches an open confrontation with Srpska’s top