Milan Blagojević, former judge in Banja Luka and constitutional law expert, has created an analysis, as he states, of Milorad Dodik's servility to the OHR.

Journalist and columnist Dragan Bursać stated for N1 that the internal conflicts within the opposition in the Republika Srpska (RS) entity directly benefit the SNSD party and its leader Milorad Dodik, allowing him to extend his political 'vacation'.

Bosnian Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković stated on N1 that, in his opinion, SNSD should not be part of the government, accusing them of being 'kamikazes' working for Russians and not Serbs, and being 'owned by Putin'.

Bosnian official Mehmedović has presented data he describes as alarming, claiming that Serbs and Croats lead 81% of institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He further stated that SNSD and HDZ control finances and human resources within these institutions.

The SNSD party has released its list of candidates for the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Notable figures such as Amidžić, Vulić, Višković, and Kovačević are included on the party's electoral lists.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has again fined several political parties, including SDP, PSS, and SNSD, thousands of KM for engaging in premature campaigning and misusing children in their political activities.

A new video shared by SNSD President Milorad Dodik, showing him eating a meat spread in his car and stating he didn't have time for breakfast at home, quickly attracted significant attention and mixed reactions on social media.

Milorad Dodik, President of SNSD, criticized the functioning of the Schengen system and the European Union's approach to Western Balkan citizens, highlighting the influx of migrants into the Schengen zone.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Communications and Transport, Edin Forto, reacted to a statement by an SNSD delegate, asserting that the SNSD failed to shut down cultural institutions and now claims they don't exist.

Sredoje Nović of the SNSD party stated that his party insists on fully relocating the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VSTV) and the Appellate Department of the BiH Court to Republika Srpska, arguing that 90 percent of institutions are in the Federation of BiH.

Opposition parties in Republika Srpska have expressed differing assessments of their internal relations ahead of the general elections in October, showing agreement only on Blanuša while pursuing separate battles for the BiH Presidency.

SNSD delegates Sredoje Nović and Radovan Kovačević have proposed amendments to the laws on the Court of BiH and the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VSTV), seeking to relocate the appellate department to Banja Luka and the VSTV seat to East Sarajevo.

Jelena Trivić stated that the SNSD party no longer has objections to the appointment of a High Representative without UN Security Council confirmation. She also noted that SNSD is clearly supporting a specific candidate, who she believes will also lack legitimacy.

Vuković and Nešković criticized SNSD for pursuing a double policy, insisting that the Appellate Department of the Court of BiH must be located in Pale following an urgent session of the House of Peoples.

A meeting between delegations led by Dragan Čović (HDZ BiH) and Milorad Dodik (SNSD) revealed that their political partnership extends beyond power distribution, now promoting a dangerous shared narrative.

The leaders of HDZ BiH and SNSD, Dragan Čović and Milorad Dodik, met to discuss their ongoing political partnership, upcoming elections, and deliver messages to the international community.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), stated that Europe cannot survive without Russian resources. He expects the EU to re-evaluate its policies and approaches towards Russia.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the ruling SNSD, announced that Republika Srpska is preparing a new natural gas supply contract with the Russian company Gazprom.

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina is meeting today and tomorrow to decide on the SNSD's appeal, which seeks to annul the changes to the BiH Criminal Code imposed by former High Representative Christian Schmidt, under which Milorad Dodik was convicted.

The Municipality of Stari Grad Sarajevo has welcomed the decision by the BiH Presidency to appoint members to the Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments, calling it an important step towards its re-establishment.

Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Željka Cvijanović requested the protection of vital national interest due to the appointment of members of the Commission for National Monuments, and SNSD president Milorad...

Draško Stanivuković, president of the 'Safe Srpska' Movement, commented on a recent phone conversation between SDA leader Bakir Izetbegović and SNSD president Milorad Dodik.

Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, has reportedly provoked a verbal conflict with SDA president Bakir Izetbegović, culminating in an audio recording, raising questions about his early campaign entry and potential reasons behind it.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has imposed fines on several political parties for engaging in premature election campaigning. SNSD received the highest fine of 10,000 KM, while HRS was fined 7,000 KM.

A retrospective examines the details of Bosnia and Herzegovina's 'April Package' constitutional reforms, brought back into discussion by recent statements from a former US ambassador and SNSD leader Milorad Dodik regarding the country's political future.

Draško Stanivuković, Mayor of Banja Luka and leader of the Secure Srpska Movement (PSS), has expressed confidence that he can defeat the ruling Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD) candidate in the race for President of Republika Srpska in the upcoming October general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Denis Zvizdić, Deputy Speaker of the BiH Parliament, warned of severe consequences if Bosnia and Herzegovina returns to Moneyval's grey list and announced that the NiP party will run independently in Republika Srpska elections.

The Doboj city committee of the SNSD party unanimously nominated its leader, Milorad Dodik, as a candidate for the upcoming general elections in October, for a position he is legally unable to hold.

Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, announced in Bijeljina that Savo Minić is one of the party's most serious candidates for the president of Republika Srpska in the upcoming October elections.

The HDZ and SNSD parties in Bosnia are noted for their strong cooperation and radical demands, which often lead to concessions, while pro-Bosnian parties remain on the defensive.

According to an analysis by The Insider, Milorad Dodik, leader of SNSD, is leveraging changes in Washington to push for the abolition of international oversight in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This move comes despite his loss of a formal position as president of the BiH entity.

Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, has proposed naming a square in Banja Luka after Momir Talić, who was accused of war crimes by The Hague Tribunal.

Former high-ranking SNSD official Vlado Đajić has made a complete political turnaround by establishing his own party, criticizing a center of power.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), stated that a joint text by former High Representatives Carl Bildt and Wolfgang Petritsch regarding the closure of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a hidden agenda. He also announced a dispute with the EU over alleged violations of the SAA.

Milorad Dodik, president of the SNSD, announced on X that he has formed a legal team to investigate the role of Sena Uzunović in the alleged cover-up of crimes against Serbs in Konjic.

Bosnia's budget has been unanimously agreed upon, but a minister warned that the country still lags behind on its Growth Plan. Concerns were raised about a lack of will for reforms from one political party and an agreement to delay the Growth Plan until after elections.

Blanuša stated that institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina should be responsible for deciding on state property, a declaration that provoked a strong reaction from the SNSD party. This issue highlights ongoing political tensions regarding national assets.

Milorad Dodik, President of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), announced that the ruling coalition leaders in Republika Srpska have agreed on their participation in the upcoming elections, with Dodik promising to enter the campaign 'with a clear conscience.'

Srđan Amidžić's controversial statements, which included insults against Zijad Krnjić and Muslims, and claims that Bosnia and Herzegovina does not exist, have sparked strong reactions. The SDA party has called for the BiH Prosecutor's Office to investigate, warning that tolerating Islamophobia encourages hatred.

A representative from the "Sigurna Srpska" movement, Bojan Kresojević, commented on the stalled VAT refund for apartments in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He blamed the SNSD party, alleging they have vested interests with "Sarajevo crowd" in the delay, which awaits approval from the Indirect Taxation Authority's Steering Board.

SNSD delegate Radovan Kovačević stated that his party voted against proposed amendments to the Law on Road Traffic Safety, arguing that a completely new law is needed instead.

The opposition in Republika Srpska continues to face significant internal conflict and disunity, with leaders acknowledging that their divisions may be a greater obstacle than their political opponents. This ongoing 'war' within the opposition raises concerns about their effectiveness.

Banja Luka Mayor Draško Stanivuković responded to Milorad Dodik's ironic remarks, announcing an agreement among the opposition and stating that Dodik fears their unity, signaling the end of SNSD rule.

The BiH House of Peoples held an emergency session, marked by heated debate, to adopt a crucial law on restricting property disposal. This legislation is essential for Bosnia and Herzegovina to avoid being placed on Moneyval's gray list, though the country is not yet considered fully compliant.

Draško Stanivuković, president of the 'Sigurna Srpska' movement, expressed support for the SDS's proposed concept and agreement, emphasizing the need for opposition unity without SNSD.

Vlado Đajić has announced his departure from the SNSD party and the establishment of a new political party. This move follows a reported split with Milorad Dodik.

Kemal Ademović, Chairman of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has called an emergency session for Monday, April 27, which SNSD delegates have announced they

Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing legislative paralysis, with the SNSD party accused of blocking key laws and Prime Minister Borjana Krišto criticized for her inaction. This political obstruction, reportedly involving Milorad Dodik and Dragan Čović, is leading to stagnation and negative consequences for BiH citizens.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković stated that SNSD, led by Dodik, is aiding in the expulsion of Russia and expressed his approval of the "Americanization" of Banja Luka, following a Council of Ministers session.

Milorad Dodik, leader of SNSD, stated that the Serbian side supports the gas interconnection project between BiH and Croatia via the Southern Interconnection, but expects that projects in Republika Srpska will not be simultaneously blocked.

Jelena Trivić, President of the People's Front, warned that the SNSD party is consciously opposing a reduction in excise duties because, as she stated, they do not want to give up extra income.

Želimir Nešković, a delegate in the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, left five KM on a table for Dragan Čović, accusing the SNSD party of fully aligning with HDZ policy. Nešković's action was a sarcastic gesture regarding fuel discounts.

Milorad Dodik, President of SNSD, responded to BiH Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković after Konaković's speech in Antalya sharply criticized Serbia's leadership regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić posted a photo of his meeting with Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, stating the meeting took place "far from Belgrade."

Milorad Dodik, President of SNSD, and Draško Stanivuković, Mayor of Banja Luka, engaged in a brutal public argument on social media, exchanging harsh words and political accusations.

Bosnian Minister Elmedin Konaković accused SNSD of obstruction, expressed growing frustration with High Representative Christian Schmidt, and commented on Russia's influence in Europe.

The High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, met with the Deputy Speaker of the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, Dragan Čović, with whom he discussed several topics.

Bakir Izetbegović, President of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA), stated that the Presidency of his party adopted 11 conclusions and predicted that Milorad Dodik could soon lose his position as president of SNSD.

The Service for Joint Affairs of BiH Institutions has issued a pre-lawsuit warning to the SNSD caucus in the BiH Parliamentary Assembly over alleged catering service debts from 2023, which the SNSD denies.

Želimir Nešković, a delegate in the House of Peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has begun collecting signatures to convene an urgent session to discuss the abolition of excise duties, calling for empathy from SNSD.

Workers at the 'Nova Ljubija' mine have concluded their hunger strike following a visit from SNSD President Milorad Dodik, who pledged that they would receive six months' salary as severance pay.

Džemal Smajić, a delegate in the House of Peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina, called on High Representative Christian Schmidt to cut funding for the SNSD and HDZ parties due to their absence from an emergency session.

Miroslav Furtula, the mayor of Čajniče, announced his departure from the SDS party to join the SNSD, stating it was a personal rather than a political decision.

Ranko Škrbić, a close associate and godfather of SNSD President Milorad Dodik, has been appointed as the acting rector of the University of Banja Luka.

Igor Dodik, organizational secretary of the SNSD, stated in Mostar that it is crucial to care for the Serbian people wherever they live, with particular attention to their position within the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Central Election Commission (CIK) of Bosnia and Herzegovina has fined SNSD 18,500 KM for violating the Election Law, primarily due to Milorad Dodik's speech at a public event before the campaign period.

The start of the election campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina is marked by millions from the budget, hundreds of reports, and few penalties, with CIK punishing PSS, SNSD, and SDP, and Transparency International noting issues.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), reiterated his statement in Mrkonjić Grad that Croatia, along with the Army of BiH, committed aggression against Republika Srpska during the 1995 'Operation Storm' military action.

The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina failed to adopt the proposal from the Ministry of Civil Affairs regarding the Qualification Framework in BiH, a crucial document for students, due to a blockade by SNSD over 'transfer of competencies' concerns.

Bosnian Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković addressed the appointment of the SIPA director after a Council of Ministers session, stating that no SNSD cadres would remain while his party had a say.

Delegates from the SNSD party walked out of a session of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, preventing a vote on the Law on Excises that would have temporarily reduced fuel prices by 50 feninga.

The Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina (SBiH) has condemned the dismissal of 18 Bosniak workers from the Mostar public utility company "Komunalno," stating that ethnic discrimination against Bosniaks has been demonstrated again in the city.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CIK BiH) has imposed fines on the Serbian Democratic Party (SDS), Democratic National Community (DNZ), and Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD) for violating the Election Law, specifically citing Dodik for making false claims about scanners and rigged elections.

The 2026 budget for Republika Srpska includes one million KM for political party campaigns, though SNSD and Ujedinjena Srpska are not eligible for these funds.

SNSD President Milorad Dodik met with individuals who were present at the 'Enigma' nightclub in Pale where police conducted a controversial operation last week, apologizing for the harm they suffered and vowing to pursue the truth.

Dom naroda Parlamentarne skupštine Bosne i Hercegovine zasjeda danas kako bi raspravljali o evropskim zakonima, a već u prvim minutama sjednice došlo je do sukobljavanja delegata koji su podijeljeni…

A police intervention at a nightclub in Pale, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has triggered significant security and political consequences, including an internal split within the SNSD party, with a high-ranking official being dismissed.

The Democratic Front (DF) asserts that the joint messages from HDZ and SNSD in Mostar demonstrate an absolute unity of political interests between the two organizations. DF believes it is naive to think they can be separated, as state disintegration serves their agenda.

Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, stated after a meeting with HDZ BiH delegations in Mostar that the two parties will continue their cooperation and urged the EU to cease its involvement in their affairs.

The Central Election Commission (CIK) of Bosnia and Herzegovina held its 40th regular session, during which it issued several fines to political entities, including SNSD, SDP, and DF.

The leader of Nasa stranka stated that hundreds of thousands of people wish to regain their Bosnian citizenship but are facing significant administrative obstacles. These hurdles are further complicated by the actions of the SNSD party.

The SNSD party has officially announced its candidates, with Igor Dodik leading the list for the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, Savo Minić running for President of RS, and Željka Cvijanović for the BiH Presidency.

Milorad Dodik, the dismissed president of Republika Srpska and current SNSD president, made a provocative statement on social media, exclaiming 'Thank you America!'

The SNSD party has announced Savo Minić as its candidate for President of Republika Srpska and Željka Cvijanović as its candidate for the Serb member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while awaiting the opposition's decision.

Edin Ramić, a representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, commented on Facebook about previous elections for the BiH Presidency and the registration process for the upcoming General Elections.

A long-standing statement by SDA leader Bakir Izetbegović regarding SNSD leader Milorad Dodik has unexpectedly escalated into a significant political dispute in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić commented on a phone conversation between SDA President Bakir Izetbegović and SNSD President Milorad Dodik, also touching on the state of Autoceste FBiH and the acquisition of Telemach.

Milorad Dodik, President of SNSD, announced on X that he called SDA leader Bakir Izetbegović after his TV appearance, and the two party leaders spoke again today, with Izetbegović calling for the recording to be released.

Josip Brkić blames the 'Trojka' (a political coalition) for the delay in appointing a chief negotiator, while overlooking the blockades by HDZ (Croatian Democratic Union) and SNSD (Alliance of Independent Social Democrats).

Savo Minić, a member of the SNSD Main Board, has confirmed there is a high probability he will be the party's candidate for the President of Republika Srpska in the upcoming October elections, with a final decision expected soon.

The House of Peoples of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina adopted a legal solution for Nova Željezara Zenica during an extraordinary session. This decision paves the way for the potential restart of integral production at the steelworks.

The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) in Republika Srpska is facing significant internal divisions and conflicts over candidacies as it finalizes preparations for this year's elections.

Radovan Kovačević, an SNSD delegate, stated that the only acceptable way to define state property in Bosnia and Herzegovina is through an agreement between Republika Srpska and the Federation of BiH.

A session of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina was interrupted after a lack of quorum, following a four-hour debate. The session, which focused on amendments to the law on salaries of civil servants, saw heated exchanges between delegates.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), stated that the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) in BiH is not part of the Dayton Peace Agreement and is an 'evil institution,' noting Russia's absence and a broken consensus.

Igor Crnadak, a member of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, stated that there would be no agreement within the opposition until they accept that citizens desire a system and institutions, not new idols or autocrats, after 20 years of SNSD rule.

Milorad Dodik, President of SNSD, stated in an interview during his visit to Russia that he knew the exact day and moment of Christian Schmidt's departure as High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Ćamil Duraković has submitted his independent candidacy for the President of Republika Srpska, urging the opposition to unite against the ruling party. Separately, Jelena Trivić also submitted her candidacy, aiming for an electoral victory over the current regime.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), announced in Banja Luka that the ruling coalition in Republika Srpska adopted an agreement for a joint appearance in the general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina on October 4.

A new border crossing has opened in Gradiška, sparking controversy and criticism over the rapid approval process compared to years-long delays for other projects like the Svilaj crossing. Officials and businesses expressed frustration over perceived double standards in state institutions.

Milorad Dodik, President of SNSD, announced the construction of a European stadium for the FK Borac football club in Banja Luka, with Misimović thanking him for his support and presenting him with a jersey and trophy.

Nikola Špirić of SNSD, Deputy Speaker of the BiH House of Peoples, stated that decisions by Christian Schmidt must be annulled and that foreign judges of the Constitutional Court of BiH should also withdraw after Schmidt's departure.

Nikola Špirić of SNSD, a member of the Collegium of the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly, reacted angrily after delegates from his party walked out, protesting being outvoted.

Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, stated in Banja Luka that it would be best for his political party if the current mayor of Banja Luka, Draško Stanivuković, were the opposition's candidate in the upcoming General Elections, calling the opposition a "hopeless case."

A newly adopted law in Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing criticism for allegedly targeting only terrorist organizations with an Islamic designation, which some politicians deem inappropriate. Opposition delegates' voting on the law is also being highlighted as an example for future political strategies.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Council of Ministers failed to discuss two crucial laws, pushing the country closer to being placed on MONEYVAL's grey list due to new blockades by the SNSD party.

The SNSD party threatened to block a session of the Council of Ministers over two specific laws, resulting in their withdrawal from the agenda. Despite the withdrawal, an SNSD representative stated th

The Serb side supports the gas connection project between BiH and Croatia via the South Interconnection, said SNSD leader Milorad Dodik after meeting with HDZ BiH president Dragan Čović, emphasizing...

Delegations from the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD) and the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) BiH, led by Milorad Dodik and Dragan Čović, will meet in Banja Luka.

Džemal Smajić, a delegate in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has accused the High Representative of supporting HDZ and SNSD, leading to blockades in the chamber.

Christian Schmidt, the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, gave an extensive interview discussing his past interactions with Dodik and the current political climate in the country.

SNSD MP Sanja Vulić has raised questions with the BiH Ministry of Security and Ministry of Finance regarding the opening of the new Gradiška border crossing, challenging the UIO Management Board's jurisdiction.

Bosnian Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković has accused the SNSD party of obstructing Bosnia and Herzegovina's path towards European integration. He claims the party is acting under direct orders from Russia.

The SNSD party is reportedly preparing its candidates for this year's General Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Minić for President of Republika Srpska and Cvijanović potentially for the BiH Presidency.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), is set to be the main guest at the World Leaders Forum 2026 in Elgin, Illinois, where he will receive an award for "leadership and defense of democracy."

Igor Crnadak of the PDP commented after opposition parties in Republika Srpska met to discuss common candidates for the upcoming General Elections in October. The discussions aim to prevent division within the opposition ahead of the polls.

Milorad Dodik, president of the SNSD, has publicly criticized Vlado Đajić, the former head of his party in Banja Luka, calling him a hypocritical and deceptive person.

Despite not holding any formal government position in Republika Srpska, recent events indicate that SNSD president Milorad Dodik continues to exert decisive influence over key processes, including resolving worker crises.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), stated that he would support a proposal for a separate electoral unit in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) for Croats to elect their authentic representative.

Šemsudin Mehmedović, a member of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly and president of the Naprijed party, stated that SNSD and HDZ have seized all decision-making levers, demanding respect for the Constitution and laws of BiH.

Semir Efendić, president of the Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina and mayor of Novi Grad Sarajevo, stated that the government could have been formed without the SNSD and HDZ, implying that four years were lost.

Jelena Trivić, president of the People's Front, criticized SNSD President Milorad Dodik for continuing his political activities despite a Bosnian court ban on holding public office.

Over the past three and a half years, 43 individuals have been granted Bosnian and Herzegovinian citizenship for 'special merit,' though changes to the process are being blocked by SNSD. This highlights ongoing political hurdles in citizenship procedures.

The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) president Branko Blanuša and Doboj city assembly member Stefan Gavrić have condemned an attack on a BN Television crew and called for an urgent investigation, with allegations of connections to the SNSD party.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and SNSD leader Milorad Dodik are scheduled to meet with Bishop Sergije of Bihać-Petrovac at Rmanj Monastery.

Bosnian Minister of Communications and Transport Edin Forto stated he voted against the Southern Interconnection agreement, questioning whether the US government stands behind the investing company, while SNSD ministers reportedly rejected several points from his ministry.

The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) delegate Želimir Nešković sharply criticized the proposed 2026 budget for BiH institutions, accusing the SNSD of strengthening institutions they promised to abolish and diminishing Republika Srpska.

Sabina Ćudić, a representative in the BiH Parliament, criticized Milorad Dodik for allegedly strengthening state institutions through the budget while publicly claiming to dismantle the state.

SNSD delegates in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sredoje Nović and Radovan Kovačević, presented amendments to the proposed laws on the BiH Court and the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, insisting on choosing the locations for their appellate department and headquarters.

Igor Crnadak, president of the newly formed PDP of Republika Srpska, issued a sharp statement criticizing both the ruling SNSD-led regime and certain opposition colleagues in the entity.

Delegates in the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliament engaged in a heated debate, particularly opposition members, regarding the SNSD party's stance on the Court and the country's European path.

Bosnian MP Saša Magazinović made a statement outside the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, addressing claims made after a meeting between SNSD and HDZ regarding the election of the Croatian member of the Presidency.

Dragan Covic of HDZ BiH and Milorad Dodik of SNSD met in Mostar to reaffirm their long-standing partnership and jointly criticize international intervention in the region.

Nedeljko Elek has been dismissed from all public functions he held as an SNSD official and has also been excluded from the party's membership.

The Central Election Commission (CIK) of Bosnia and Herzegovina fined SNSD, 'Volja naroda', SDP, and DF for premature election campaigning.

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has rejected an appeal by the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), affirming the constitutionality of provisions in the BiH Criminal Code that criminalize the non-execution of decisions made by the High Representative. This ruling upholds the legal framework under which Milorad Dodik was previously convicted.

The SNSD party has confirmed its candidates for the upcoming General Elections, with Igor Dodik named as the list leader for the National Assembly of Republika Srpska (NSRS), alongside Savo Minić and Željka Cvijanović.

Bosnian Serb leaders, including Stanivuković and Borenović, have expressed support for Željka Cvijanović's veto, which aims to prevent the return of foreign judges to the Commission for National Monuments. They argue that local experts are better suited to determine historical heritage than foreign nationals.

Draško Stanivuković, president of the 'Sigurna Srpska' Movement, commented on a phone conversation between SDA leader Bakir Izetbegović and SNSD president Milorad Dodik, describing their argument as 'like coachmen'.

Following the public release of an audio recording of a phone conversation between SDA President Bakir Izetbegović and SNSD leader Milorad Dodik, reactions have emerged, with one politician suggesting the 'veterans' have too much time and too few ideas.

A conversation between SDA leader Bakir Izetbegović and SNSD leader Milorad Dodik has been exclusively published, in which Izetbegović asks Dodik, 'Why are you threatening me with force?'

Constitutional law expert Kasim Trnka commented on the potential decision of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding an appeal by SNSD deputies concerning laws enacted by High Representative Christian Schmidt, expecting the appeal to be rejected based on existing practice.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina held an emergency session, certifying 29 registered coalitions while also issuing fines to political entities including HDZ, HDZ 1990, NiP, SNSD, and an individual, Lučić.

Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, stated that there are no political or economic disturbances in Republika Srpska, assessing the situation as stable while discussing election candidates and the opposition.

Milorad Dodik, as president of SNSD, announced his intention to nominate Željka Cvijanović as a candidate for the upcoming elections for the member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Nedeljko Elek, a senior official of the SNSD party, has sharply criticized his party colleague, Republika Srpska Interior Minister Željko Budimir, for deploying a large number of police officers to guard him at a local event.

As the deadline for candidate registration approaches, SNSD lawyers are attempting to promote the narrative that Milorad Dodik can run for any office except President of Republika Srpska in the upcoming general elections.

Milorad Dodik, lider Saveza nezavisnih socijaldemokrata (SNSD), posetio je Moskvu drugi put ovog meseca.

Two ministers from the SNSD party have announced they will not attend the upcoming session of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, leading to a collapse of the quorum and postponement of the session.

The Narod i Pravda party has described the SDA's surprise and dissatisfaction regarding the Central Election Commission's (CIK) decision on the SNSD's candidacy certification as hypocritical.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has approved the candidacies of 67 political entities to participate in elections, including the SNSD, despite some internal opposition.

Jelena Trivić stated that having two opposition candidates for the President of Republika Srpska would hand victory to the SNSD party. She emphasized that a divided opposition would ensure the SNSD's win in the upcoming elections.

Milorad Dodik, President of SNSD, and a delegation from Republika Srpska are once again in Moscow, this time to attend an International Security Forum.

Jelena Trivić, along with leaders of SDS and Pokret sigurna Srpska, signed an agreement on joint action, with Trivić warning against a divided opposition handing victory to SNSD.

The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted the state budget for 2026, set at 1.58 billion KM. This decision followed discussions on the budget and a series of reform and personnel decisions.

Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, announced after a ruling coalition meeting that the average salary in Republika Srpska will reach 1,200 euros by the end of the next mandate.

The Party for BiH accused the SDA and Trojka political blocs of having handed over numerous state institutions to the management of SNSD and HDZ.

Nikola Špirić, a prominent politician from SNSD, has identified the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a new target, attempting to open discussions about this key institution for state stability.

A session of the House of Peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina was interrupted before a vote on amendments to the Public Procurement Law, raising concerns about potential political blocking by SNSD.

Visoki predstavnik u Bosni i Hercegovini podnosi ostavku. Schmidt se sukobio s vođom SNSD-a Miloradom Dodikom i izgubio političku bitku. Između ostalo

Predsjednik SNSD-a Milorad Dodik obratio se medijima nakon posjete Moskvi najviše govoreći o odlasku Christiana Schmidta iz BiH.

Bosnian politician Edin Forto accused HDZ and SNSD parties of deliberately obstructing the country's southern gas interconnector project with Croatia, stating that the House of Peoples has become a 'graveyard of good ideas'.

Former SNSD official Vlado Đajić has founded a new political party, 'Volja naroda Srpske Dr. Vlado Đajić,' announcing its participation in the general elections on October 4th from Banja Luka.

The multi-month blockade of the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliament has continued, as delegates from the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), the ruling party in Republika Srpska, did not attend today's session.

Nikola Špirić of the SNSD party, a member of the Collegium of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, announced that the party will continue its blockade.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković stated his approval of the "Americanization" of Banja Luka and noted that SNSD is assisting in removing Russia from the energy system.

During a press conference following a meeting between SNSD and HDZ delegations in Banja Luka, SNSD President Milorad Dodik twice referred to High Representative Christian Schmidt as an 'idiot,' prompting a consistent reaction from Čović.

Delegates from the HDZ and SNSD parties have repeatedly blocked the work of the Bosnia-Herzegovina House of Peoples by failing to attend sessions and breaking quorum. This obstruction has led to the collapse of multiple legislative sessions, including one on excise duties, drawing strong criticism.

An opinion piece explores the unusual political dynamic between Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, and Draško Stanivuković, leader of the Secure Srpska Movement, in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), announced a constructive and substantive meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, with plans for them to visit Donja Gradina together on Sunday.

Bosnian officials, including Defense Minister Zukan Helez, have test-flown American helicopters that Bosnia and Herzegovina is in the process of acquiring for its armed forces. The country is set to receive six of these new aircraft.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Defense Minister Zukan Helez has called for the mandate of SNSD President Milorad Dodik to be revoked, following a decision by the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.

The Chairman of the Bosnian House of Peoples denied that there were any talks about holding a session amidst threats of a blockade.

Milorad Dodik, President of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), stated that he has no doubt his party will win over 40% of the votes in the next general elections, according to Radio-Television Republika Srpska.

Milorad Dodik, president of SNSD, announced that Republika Srpska expects a significant visit from a high-level American delegation in April, coinciding with the commemoration of the Jasenovac breakthrough in Donja Gradina.

Ermina Salkičević-Dizdarević, an SDP representative in the BiH Parliament, criticized the SNSD, stating that even kindergarten children know excise duties are a state competence, and that SNSD has shown a lack of concern for citizens in this instance.