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Thursday, October 29, 2026
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Minka Kreho has been appointed the new president of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The seat has been under scrutiny since the previous president, Ranko Debevec, was suspended from the post in December 2023.
The country's internal divisions have drawn further attention from Vienna; Austria is now urging the European Union to freeze funds intended for Republika Srpska. Meanwhile, political analysts are questioning whether Milorad Dodik has missed his opportunity to capitalize on election momentum and influence the formation of the next government.
Daily life in the capital is proving difficult as residents of the Butmir neighborhood protest multi-day water outages. While the taps remain dry, the national budget is proving more liquid for some: directors of state police agencies are scheduled for a pay rise that will see salaries exceed 8,000 KM next year.
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Minka Kreho has been appointed as the new acting president of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a significant development in the country's judicial system, following her appointment by the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina in December 2023.
Klix.ba:
New President Appointed to Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Minka Kreho has been appointed as the new president of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a significant development in the country's judicial system.
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Austria has urged the European Union to freeze funds designated for Republika Srpska, making a strong statement against its leadership. This call comes as political analysis questions whether Milorad Dodik, the former president of Republika Srpska, has missed opportunities to capitalize on recent election momentum and as discussions continue regarding post-election government formation, including potential US influence on the SBiH party's inclusion.
Radio Sarajevo:
Austria Calls on EU to Freeze Funds for Republika Srpska
Austria has urged the European Union to freeze funds designated for Republika Srpska, with a strong statement against its leadership.
Oslobođenje:
Is Dodik too late to jump on the winning train this time?
A political analysis questions whether Milorad Dodik has missed his opportunity to capitalize on election momentum.
N1:
Post-election puzzle in BiH: Will Americans stop SBiH from entering government?
The political landscape in Bosnia and Herzegovina is complex following elections, with questions arising about potential US influence on the formation of a new government and the inclusion of the SBiH party.
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Residents of the Sarajevo neighborhood of Butmir are expressing strong dissatisfaction with multi-day water reductions and are demanding urgent action from authorities. Local official Muzur is reportedly blaming the utility company ViK for the ongoing issues.
Radio Sarajevo:
Butmir Residents Angry Over Water Reductions; Muzur Blames ViK
Residents of the Sarajevo neighborhood of Butmir are expressing their dissatisfaction with multi-day water reductions, demanding urgent action from authorities.
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A Slovenian politician is under investigation for allegedly boasting about land and money connected to a businessman close to Milorad Dodik, drawing attention to potential cross-border corruption.
Oslobođenje:
Slovenian politician suspected of corruption involving land and money linked…
A Slovenian politician is under investigation for allegedly boasting about land and money connected to a businessman close to Milorad Dodik.
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Directors of Bosnia and Herzegovina's State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA), Border Police, and Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies (DKPT) are set to receive salaries nearing 8,000 KM next year, along with other benefits.
Klix.ba:
Salaries for Directors of BiH Police Agencies to Exceed 8,000 KM
Directors of SIPA, the Border Police, and DKPT in Bosnia and Herzegovina will receive salaries close to 8,000 KM next year, along with other benefits.
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An opinion piece by Zlatko Dukić criticizes current political priorities, suggesting that the pursuit of power is valued above the interests of the state and its citizens.
Oslobođenje:
Zlatko Dukić: Power is more important than the state and its citizens
An opinion piece by Zlatko Dukić criticizing political priorities, suggesting power is valued over national interests.
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