EPC analysis assesses Dodik strengthened his political position after BiH elections, calls on EU not to yield to pressure
Summary
An analysis by the European Policy Centre, cited by N1 BiH and Radiosarajevo.ba, assesses that Milorad Dodik strengthened his political influence after BiH's general elections of October 4, even though he could not run as a candidate due to a prior conviction for disrespecting the High Representative's decisions, as SNSD and its partners retained their majority in the RS National Assembly. The analysis urges the EU not to yield to potential pressure and to consider suspending aid to obstructive authorities while redirecting funds to municipalities and civil society.
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Extract from the source
Milorad Dodik najveći je pobjednik izbora u Bosni i Hercegovini iako se na njima nije mogao kandidirati, a njegov ojačani politički položaj mogao bi mu
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Locations
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Entity: Republika Srpska
- Bosna i Hercegovina · Country
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Places mentioned in the report
Croatia, Russia, Zagreb, the US, Georgia, Brussels, Dayton, Hungary, the UK and Washington are mentioned in the analysis as reference points in discussing international relations, sanctions and EU policy toward BiH, not as locations where this event took place.
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- 01:08 PMN1 BiHOpen the original
- 02:19 PMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
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