Bosnia's Constitutional Court
Defiant Bosnian Serbs Celebrate Banned 'National Day'
Bosnian Serb President Milorad Dodik used the occasion of the biggest-ever celebration of the Day of Republika Srpska, which went ahead on Monday in defiance of a ban by Bosnia's Constitutional Court, to demand greater autonomy for the entity.
The Republika Srpska leader suggested further that unless this were granted, the entity would not remain a part of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
New SDS Chief Threatens Fresh Bosnian Serb Referendum
The new leader of the main opposition party in Bosnia's mainly Serbian entity, Republika Srpska, has indicated that he he will adopt a tougher, more nationalistic line than his predecessor, advocating a referendum in the entity on the country's courts.
Bosnian Military Property Dispute Bars Way to NATO
Bosnia's Constitutional Court on Wednesday debates an appeal from Bosnia's Serb-dominated entity of Republika Srpska, RS, which insists that it, and not the state, owns the military facilities on the Veliki Zep mountain near the town of Han Pijesak, 70 kilometres north-east of Sarajevo.
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Bosnian Serb MPs to Vote on Disputed Holiday
The disputed public holiday of Bosnia's Serb entity, Republika Srpska, RS, is on the agenda again as the RS National Assembly votes on draft legislation to reinstate it after months of painful wrangling.
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Bosnians Urged to Vote as Local Polls Open
More than 5,000 polling stations opened Sunday at 7am as voters were urged to go out and cast ballots in Bosnia's local elections.
"There is no reason why, on October 2, you shouldn't take a small amount of time to go to the polling station and circle the option that suits you," Ahmed Santic, president of the Central Election Commission, CIK, told the media.
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EU Embracing Bosnia to 'Weaken Nationalists', Experts Say
The European Union's acceptance of Bosnia's candidacy application is timed to push forward reforms and ward off questions of stability as nationalist rhetoric escalates, experts say.
Russia Lends Full Backing to Bosnian Serb Referendum
In a clear sign of support for the controversial Bosnian Serb referendum on their national day, Russia's ambassador to Bosnia, Petar Ivancov, held a series of meetings with Republika Srpska leaders on Monday.
Bosnian Court Approves Ban on Serb Referendum
Bosnia's Constitutional Court on Saturday approved a temporary ban on the controversial referendum because it said the vote challenges a decision made by the state-level institution, which it argued that Republika Srpska does not have the authority to do.
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Constitutional Court Ruling Adds to Bosnia's Turmoil
The Bosnian Serb proposal to reform Bosnia's Constitutional Court caused a stir in the House of Representatives of parliament on Wednesday after the Constitutional Commission - in charge of examining the constitutionality of draft laws before they are submitted to the chamber - rejected it.
Bosnia Parties Edge Towards Deal on Mostar
Bosnia's two main Bosniak and Croat parties, the Party of Democratic Action, SDA, and the Croat Democratic Union, HDZBiH, are reportedly edging towards ending the deadlock that has paralyzed political life in the ethnically divided southwestern city.
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