Political crisis in Bosnia & Herzegovina

One Step Forward or Two Back

"There is no way to over-vote Serbian people", said Miroslav Lajčak adding that he is very serious and not acting like a cowboy wanting to change the Constitutional Law of BiH. "I also have my personal dignity and there is no force to make me do something I do not agree with". He mentioned that politicians from Serbia always talk about Republika Srpska and very rarely about Bosnia and Herzegovina... full story


By BELMA BULJUBAŠIĆ
from Sarajevo, BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA

After resignation of the President of Ministery Council

Nikola Špirić vs. Miroslav Lajčak
According to the Law on Ministery Council BiH, Prime Minister's resignation means that the government is falling down and members of the Council will perform their duties only technically, until new government is established


By BELMA BULJUBAŠIĆ
from Sarajevo, BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA



Reactions from the neighbourhood

Serbia supports Republika Srpska
"Lajčak's measures are aimed to break down Resolution 1244 and Deyton's Agreement - actually proclaiming independent Kosovo and abolition of Republika Srpska. That's an open threat against Serbian people", said Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Koštunica


By MARKO ANDREJIĆ
from Belgrade, SERBIA