The United States of America (USA) could in the next few days, possibly as early as the beginning of September, make a new decision on expanding the American blacklist for irresponsible individuals in Bosnia and Herzegovina due to corruption, as well as anti-Dayton and anti-constitutional activities that have become increasingly pronounced in recent months, "Avaz" finds out.

The State Department, as it was confirmed to us, closely monitors the development of the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and they have significant help by the US Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the agile Ambassador Michael Murphy, who has already reacted strongly several times through the official announcements of the US Embassy, sending clear messages about what he thinks about the moves of individuals in power, above all those from SDA and HDZ.
The US Embassy strongly reacted to the statements of Bakir Izetbegović, the leader of the SDA, about the counting, as well as Dragan Čović, the president of the HDZ of BiH, about the territorial reorganization of BiH.

As things stand, there should be at least two people on the expanded list, primarily because of corruption. For now, it is not known who they are and whether they are famous names from the world of politics or Bosnia and Herzegovina judiciary, but it is important that the USA monitors the situation in BiH and introduces sanctions for irresponsible individuals and the policies that follow them.
This is, first of all, a tail wind for Christian Schmidt, whose decisions are clearly backed by Washington and they support his moves when it comes to the Bonn powers.

Let us remind you that the United States of America, that is, the Ministry of Finance of this country, put Marinko Čavara, the President of the Federation of BiH, and Alen Šeranić, the Minister of Health of the RS, on the list of sanctioned individuals two months ago.
Prior to that, sanctions were imposed on Asim Sarajlić, the delegate of the Bosniak Club in the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliament (SDA), as well as Gordana Tadić, the former chief state prosecutor. The list also included Mirsad Kukić, Milan Tegeltija, former head of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of BiH, as well as Milorad Dodik, leader of the SNSD and member of the BiH Presidency.

<h2>The response of Great Britain is awaited</h2>

We learn that the United Kingdom may follow the American sanctions. In April, this country imposed sanctions on Dodik, but also on Željka Cvijanović, the president of Republika Srpska, due to destabilizing activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced at the time. Great Britain could also introduce sanctions for several persons associated with anti-constitutional activities, who do not come from the smaller Bosnia and Herzegovina entities.

As things stand, there should be at least two people on the extended list, but for now it is not known who they are

State Department: They leave nothing to chance

America expands the list of those responsible for corruption: New names on the US blacklist!?

Adnan Šerak was taken out of the Sarajevo Municipal Court, where the hearing was held, with a strong police escort. Šerak is suspected of criminal acts of robbery and unlawful deprivation of liberty.

We remind you that earlier in the day Adnan Šerak was brought from the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo to the Sarajevo Municipal Court under heavy security of the court police.
Šerak was taken out from the Court with the help of crutches and it was seen that his left leg was injured.

Immediately after his arrest, he was taken to the Clinical Center, and as we know, he received medical treatment for the bite of a large spider.
Šerak's defense lawyer Kerim Čelik said that there is no evidence that Šerak committed criminal acts of robbery and unlawful deprivation of liberty. The defense does not dispute that the criminal offense of causing minor injuries was committed, but they claim that it is not possible to determine who committed this criminal offense from the record of the witness hearing.

Šerak was taken out from the Court with the help of crutches and it was seen that his left leg was injured

Adnan Šerak leaves the Municipal Court in Sarajevo

Video / Watch Adnan Šerak leave the Sarajevo Municipal Court

Adnan Šerak was brought today from the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo to the Sarajevo Municipal Court, under heavy security of the court police, where the proposal for a one-month detention for Šerak was considered before the judge for preliminary proceedings Dženana Jovanović.

Šerak came to the Court on crutches and it was seen that his left leg was injured. It is known that after his arrest he was immediately taken to the Clinical Center, and as we know, he was treated medically for the bite of a large spider.
The prosecutor confirmed at the hearing that he stands by the proposal to order Šerak into custody due to the risk of escaping, and the risk that he could repeat or complete the crime.
Šerak's lawyer Kerim Čelik, opposed the proposal and said that the suspect, due to his condition, has no intention of running away because if he was released, he would go to further recovery. The lawyer said that there is no evidence that Šerak committed the criminal acts of robbery and unlawful deprivation of liberty.

<h2>He was returned to the premises of the court police</h2>

The defense does not dispute that the criminal offense of causing minor injuries was committed, but that it is not possible to determine who committed this criminal offense from the record of the witness hearing.
After the hearing, Šerak was returned to the premises of the court police, and judge Dženana Jovanović will later make a decision on detention.

A hearing was held where the proposal for detention was considered

Šerak was brought from the Clinical Center

Adnan Šerak was bitten by a spider: He came to court on crutches

In the first seven months of this year, Bosnia and Herzegovina imported 124.6 million liters of water, in the amount of 132.2 million KM.

The Indirect Taxation Authosrity confirmed for FENA that water was imported mostly from Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia.
At the same time, 69.8 million liters of water worth 27.9 million KM were exported from Bosnia and Herzegovina, mostly to neighboring countries.
Although Bosnia and Herzegovina is extremely rich in water, this trend is regularly explained by the fact that the free market, a constant and very expensive marketing campaign of well-known brands, distribution and efficient sales channels greatly facilitate better placement of imported water on the domestic market.
The Chamber of Foreign Trade of BiH believes that this gap can only be reduced by greater protection of domestic production in the sense of better quality control when importing goods from neighboring countries, increased marketing campaigns of domestic brands and more intensive purchase of domestic products.

The Indirect Taxation Authosrity confirmed for FENA that water was imported mostly from Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia

At the same time, 69.8 million liters of water worth 27.9 million KM were exported from Bosnia and Herzegovina

BiH imported 124.6 million liters of water, worth 132.2 million KM

An extraordinary session of the Presidency of BiH was held today, where the proposal of BiH Presidency member Milorad Dodik that the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Šefik Džaferović not participate in the Crimea Platform conference was rejected. 

 

 

The Chairman of the BiH Presidency received an invitation letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine to participate in the Crimea Platform conference.
After Džaferović, as chairman of the BiH Presidency, accepted the invitation, Dodik demanded an extraordinary session and proposed the conclusion that Džaferović should not participate, which was rejected by Džaferović and member of the BiH Presidency Željko Komšić.
In addition to the above, Dodik also proposed the conclusion that Bosnia and Herzegovina should take a neutral stance towards Russian aggression against Ukraine, which was also rejected, as it would be a change in BiH's official stance on this issue.
The Crimea Platform is a diplomatic initiative in which a large number of heads of state and government, including all EU and NATO members, participate, and which was launched by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky. It is designed to be an international coordination mechanism with the aim of reversing the illegal 2014 annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation, the office of the Chairman of the BiH Presidency told FENA.

The Chairman of the BiH Presidency received an invitation letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine to participate in the Crimea Platform conference

Picture taken at one of the previous sessions

Dodik requested that BiH changes its position on Ukraine, Džaferović and Komšić rejected

The annual inflation rate in Germany could reach double digits by the fall, according to the country’s central bank.

Inflation outlook remains "extremely uncertain" due to the unclear situation in the commodity markets, the Bundesbank warned in a report released on Monday.
The annual inflation rate could hit 10 percent by the fall, the report said.&nbsp;Despite relief measures, including tax cuts on energy, inflation remained very high over the spring, the bank added.Germany’s annual inflation rate saw a slight decline in July, coming down to 7.5 percent from 7.6 percent in June.

Inflation outlook remains 'extremely uncertain' due to unclear situation in commodity markets, says Bundesbank

The annual inflation rate could hit 10 percent by the fall

Inflation in Germany could reach double digits by fall, warns central bank

Euro hit the lowest level in 20 years against the US dollar, trading at 0.99 on Monday. 

The EUR-USD parity was 0.98 in June 2022, while its highest level since 1975 was 1.58 in 2008.
The exchange rate has been sliding since May 2021, when it was at 1.22.&nbsp;The exchange rate was 1.12 at the beginning of this year and 1.02 as of the beginning of August.

EUR-USD parity touches 0.99

The exchange rate has been sliding since May 2021

Euro hits 20-year low against US dollar

The arrest of Robert Radonjić, the head of the office of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA) in Banja Luka, as well as Nedeljko Lubura, the chief inspector of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the RS, caused a real panic in the ranks of the police and prosecutors, as well as members of the drug mafia who used the Sky application, had police protection and at the same time arranged drug trade!

That the Prosecutor's Office of BiH, which through international partners, the American FBI and Europol, obtained information about the members of BiH drug mafia, has a serious evidence, tells the fact that individuals in leadership positions in police agencies, as well as their helpers, were also arrested.
But this is only the tip of the iceberg. The question is who is next in line and which of the members of the drug mafia also had helpers in police and judicial circles.
By the way, the truth started to come to light after the arrest of Bojan Cvijetić, advisor to Dragan Mektić, the former Minister of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to the Prosecutor's Office, Cvijetić's group smuggled cocaine from Serbia and Montenegro to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and then EU countries, earning more than 11 million KM in the last two years.
Cvijetić and the members of his drug group have had assets worth KM 10 million blocked so far.
It is believed that the arrested Radonjić was a member of Cvijetić's group, to whom he also gave confidential ISA data that was found in Cvijetić's safe after his arrest.
Together with Cvijetić, who has been under house arrest for months, Aleksandar Nikolić and Petar Dukić, as well as members of the MIA RS, were arrested. So far, two border police officers, Vladan Kovačević and Miloš Lukajić, have been arrested because of the Sky application.
Earlier, two members of the Directorate for the Coordination of Police Bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Miloš Nikolić and Miloš Popovac, were arrested, who are linked to drug smuggling. According to the order of the Prosecutor's Office, the judge from Bijeljina Jovan Savić was also arrested, who was providing information to criminals.
In addition, numerous warrants have been issued, including those for murderers and mobsters such as Milivoj Lovrenović Čaruga and his son Dušan, who are suspects in the "Storage" case. And they are also connected with Cvijetić and his team.

A month ago, Elvis Keljmendi, Anel Sejfović and Ajlin Ahmić were also arrested, who also used the Sky application, and were engaged in importing heroin and cocaine, which earned them hundreds of thousands of euros. All of them arranged numerous illegalities via this application.
A few days ago, the prosecution announced at the hearing for the extension of detention that Keljmendi's group had contacts with employees of the judiciary and the police, which is now a separate part of the investigation.
It is also indicative that the true protectors of Keljmendi were hiding for more than a decade, and that Osman Mehmedagić, as director of ISA, never wanted to declare either Naser or Elvis a threat to national security, which is the exclusive competence of the director.

Members of the SIPA recently arrested Milan Matković, one of the most wanted drug dealers from the Balkans, who was on a wanted list and who lived in Trebinje and managed night clubs, also according to the order of the BiH Prosecutor's Office. He too, it is believed, had protection by the police.
So far, the MIAs of RS and SC, as well as SIPA and FUP, according to the order of the BiH Prosecutor's Office, have arrested more than 40 people who are linked to the Sky application.
However, with the arrest of Radonjić and Lubura, who are in custody, the ring began to tighten around the perpetrators of these criminal acts and those who knew about these illegal acts and did not report them.

<h2>Prosecutor Kajmaković was removed</h2>

At the beginning of last week, by the decision of acting chief prosecutor Milanko Kajganić, who by taking over this position showed the new strength of the Prosecutor's Office of BiH, prosecutor Diana Kajmaković was transferred from the position of head of the Department for Corruption to the Department for War Crimes.
Before that, Kajmaković was removed from the prosecutor's team that worked on the Sky cases, considering that certain people mentioned her name during the communication. So far, there is no evidence that Kajmaković is directly involved in this affair, although journalist Slobodan Vasković claims otherwise.

<h2>What Slobodan Vasković discovered</h2>

Prominent investigative journalist Slobodan Vasković stated earlier in his articles that Cvijetić would be arrested and detained. He revealed his activities months before his arrest. In addition, Vasković announced the arrest of Elvis Keljmendi's group, but also published messages between him and members of the drug group in which the name of Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, the director of ISA, is mentioned.
Vasković has been claiming in his articles for months that Mehmedagić is Elvis Keljmendi's boss and that Osmica has been protecting him from prosecution for years. It is interesting that the director of ISA has not yet denied this.

<h2>The team is led by Bojana Jolović</h2>

Prosecutor Bojana Jolović was recently appointed as the head of the prosecution team working on Sky application cases. She replaced Kajmaković in this position, who was removed from the prosecution team and is under investigation. 
Jolović now leads a team of seven prosecutors that successfully exposes criminal groups that arranged the smuggling of narcotics and weapons through Sky, but also prepared murders.

Elvis Keljmendi, when he was arrested by the MIA special forces on suspicion of threatening the journalists of "Avaz", loudly shouted in front of the witnesses: "Let me go, I'm Osmica's man, call Mehmedagić, you have to let me go", which eventually happened.

<h2>Belivuk was arrested in Serbia, Medenica in Montenegro</h2>

The decryption of the Sky application also led to arrests in Serbia and Montenegro. Even last year, the group of Velja Nevolja and Marko Belivuk was arrested, against whom an indictment was filed. Dijana Hrkalović, the former secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia, was also detained for months because of her connections with him and Darko Elez. Darko Šarić was also arrested again. Dozens of police officers were arrested in Montenegro. Vesna Medenica, the former president of the Supreme Court of Montenegro, is also in custody because of the Sky application.

Everything started with the arrest of Bojan Cvijetić, former adviser to Dragan Mektić, Keljmendi's group made contacts with people in the judiciary, how the secret information of ISA ended up with criminals

We publish the scheme: What is the role of ISA director Mehmedagić in relation to members of the drug mafia

Who is afraid of new arrests: Who will the Sky investigation reach?

Lawyers across the UK on Monday voted in favor of striking over pay raises and employment disputes with the government.

The Criminal Bar Association made the announcement after its members voted overwhelmingly in favor of industrial action. Nearly 80 percent of barristers within the group supported the motion to launch an all-out strike next month after their demand for a 25 percent pay raise was not met by the government.
- The effect of the strike will be that the courts continue to sit empty with trials and cases not being heard. It is a last-resort action. Barristers have had to endure collapses in their income and cuts and underfunding so that their income has decreased over 28 percent since around 2006. - Kirsty Brimelow, the group’s vice chair, told the BBC Breakfast show.

- The remedy is for an injection of money into the backlog of cases, which currently stands at 60,000 cases, that barristers are working on that will cost the government only £1.1 million ($1.09 million) per month. Currently, it’s costing much more for the courts to sit empty - Brimelow added.

The barrister strike is set to begin on Sept. 5 and will result in a majority of trials in more than 70 crown courts across England and Wales being delayed, with others expected to close altogether.
The bar group is demanding a 25 percent pay raise for those barristers involved in legal aid work – representing those individuals who cannot afford lawyers – but have criticized the Ministry of Justice’s proposed 15 percent increase in fees, arguing that it is insufficient when looking at the cost of living crisis and the decline in real wage growth.
The government, however, has defended the proposed pay rise and condemned the group’s decision to launch industrial action.
- The escalation of strike action is wholly unjustified considering we are increasing criminal barristers' fees by 15 percent, which will see the typical barrister earn around £7,000 more a year - Justice Minister Sarah Dines said in a statement quoted by the BBC News.

<h2>Independent Review of Criminal Legal Aid</h2>

According to the Independent Review of Criminal Legal Aid, the median salary for a criminal lawyer in 2019-20 was £79,800. However, this figure falls to a range of £55,000-£62,900 after expenses, with new criminal barristers earning as little as £9,000.

Barristers are self-employed and, unlike corporate lawyers who earn up to £100,000 a year at the start of their careers, struggle to make an affordable income in the beginning of their careers. Barristers employed in legal aid work earn on average up to £60,000 after expenses.
The cost of living crisis is threatening to squeeze the incomes and livelihoods of many across the UK. With utility bills expected to rise above £6,000 in April 2021, many fear they will be unable to meet such demands. At the same time, inflation has risen to an unprecedented 9.4 percent which has hurt the value of the pound and driven up prices for the average household.
The launch of the legal industrial action is the latest following a spate of strikes across the country over the last two months. On Sunday, workers at the UK’s largest port voted to strike for eight days while workers in the transport sector staged a mass walkout last week.

Barristers in England and Wales demand 25% pay raise in clash with government

The barrister strike is set to begin on Sept. 5

UK lawyers vote to strike over pay disputes

Euro area retail sales fell 1.2 percent month-on-month in June as rising prices and lower confidence dented consumer spending, according to latest data released on Wednesday.

- In the euro area in June, compared with May, the volume of retail trade decreased by 2.6 percent for nonfood products, by 1.1 percent for automotive fuels and by 0.4 percent for food, drinks and tobacco - read a statement by Eurostat, the EU’s statistical office.
On an annual basis, retail sales in the euro area declined by 3.7 percent.
The eurozone/euro area, or EA19, represents member states that use the bloc’s single currency – the euro – while the EU27 includes all of its member countries.
For the EU, retail sales were down 1.3 percent in June on a monthly basis, along with an annual drop of 2.8 percent.&nbsp;The largest monthly decreases were in Denmark (minus 3.8 percent), the Netherlands (minus 3.4 percent) and Estonia (minus 2.4 percent).On the flip side, Ireland and Malta (both 0.5 percent), Finland (0.3 percent) and Austria (0.2 percent) recorded the highest increases. ​​​​​​​

Largest monthly decreases recorded in Denmark, Netherlands, Estonia

On an annual basis, retail sales in the euro area declined by 3.7%

Euro area retail sales dive 1.2 percent in June

The Montenegrin government on Wednesday signed an agreement that will give the Serbian Orthodox Church "official status" in the country.

Prime Minister Dritan Abazović and Serbian Orthodox Church Patriarch Porfirije attended the signing ceremony held in the capital Podgorica.
- The basic agreement has been signed. We continue to work, focusing on a better standard of living for citizens - Abazović said on Twitter.
A group of civilians is protesting the agreement, which is also opposed by the Abazović government's coalition partners and the main opposition party led by the country’s President Milo Đukanović.

Group of civilians protesting agreement, which is also opposed by Abazovic government's coalition partners, main opposition party

A group of civilians is protesting the agreement

Montenegro government gives official status to Serbian church

South Korea on Tuesday registered over 110,000 new cases of the novel coronavirus, the highest single-day number in three months, local media reported.

As many as 111,789 new cases were confirmed over the past 24 hours, bringing the total caseload to over 19.93 million, according to the Yonhap News Agency.
This represents a sharp rise from 44,689 cases reported on Monday.&nbsp;The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency attributed the surge, which started in late June, to the omicron subvariant BA.5.The daily count climbed to over 10,000 on June 29 for the first time, before doubling by July 9 and hitting 100,000 last week.&nbsp;Health authorities warned that the current wave could peak at around 200,000 infections per day, according to the agency.There were also 16 more virus-related fatalities in South Korea over the past day, raising the overall death toll to 25,084.
The government has recommended the fourth vaccine dose for people aged 50 and older, as well as all adults with underlying health conditions.

New cases more than double in single day to more than 110,000, according to East Asian country's disease control agency

As many as 111,789 new cases were confirmed over the past 24 hours

South Korea reports 3-month peak in daily COVID-19 cases

On the order of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, an operation codenamed "Nevera" is being carried out targeting several persons suspected of international drug trafficking, announced the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The police officers of the MoI of the Sarajevo Canton have acted according to the order of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and under the supervision of the prosecutor from the Special Department for Organized Crime, Economic Crime and Corruption, carried out arrests and searches of suspects in the area of Sarajevo and its surroundings.
The press release states that the suspects are under investigation for being involved in the unauthorized production and trafficking of narcotic drugs in the Sarajevo area and beyond, as well as smuggling narcotic drugs from neighboring countries for further resale in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and further distribution to the illegal drug market of the countries of the European Union and in that way gained illegal financial benefit.
The suspects are charged with criminal offenses of organized crime in connection with the criminal offenses of illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and money laundering under the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Significant international cooperation with EUROPOL was achieved in this case.

Significant international cooperation with EUROPOL was achieved in this case

Police operation codenamed 'Nevera' carried out on the order of BiH Prosecutor's Office

The fire in the Neretva canyon in the area of Konjic is still active, and it is burning in inaccessible and mined terrain, according to the report of the FBiH Administration of Civil Protection. There are firefighters on the ground who are keeping the fire under control.
In addition to the above, today around 2:15 pm, a new fire broke out in Glavatičevo, in the locality of Biskup - on the road leading to Nevesinje. The field is mined, and firefighters are on the ground.
The person on duty at the firefighting station Konjic points out that the fire broke out at five locations.
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There are firefighters on the ground who are keeping the fire under control

The field is mined, and firefighters are on the ground

Forest fire in the Neretva River canyon near Konjic still active

The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bosnia and Herzegovina welcomes the decision of the High Representative Christian Schmidt to make limited use of Bonn powers to ensure more transparent and fair elections.

 

- The High Representative consulted extensively with the international community. The measures will help to suppress manipulations. They can help to improve the integrity and thus the credibility of elections. The High Representative's decisions are based on the recommendations of OSCE (ODIHR) and Council of Europe (GRECO) experts.
Free and fair holding of elections is the minimum standard in democracy and cannot be denied to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This also strengthens BiH's further reform path toward the European Union, said the German Embassy.
It is stated that, unfortunately, no agreement was reached in the negotiations on the election law in the past few months. They call on the politicians in BiH to take their responsibility so that the citizens of BiH can fully enjoy their civil rights and to now focus their efforts on ensuring the October elections and that in accordance with the applicable laws, which includes the changes made by the High Representative, and in accordance with European standards.
- The incendiary rhetoric we heard from Bakir Izetbegović and Milorad Dodik in the context of discussions on the election law in recent days was irresponsible and must be condemned in the strongest possible terms.
We appeal to all politicians in this country to return to objective discourse, understanding and balance instead of hatred and division, and to work together for the benefit of the citizens of the country in order to bring Bosnia and Herzegovina closer to the EU - the common goal of all citizens of this country - stated the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in BiH.

It is stated that, unfortunately, no agreement was reached in the negotiations on the election law in the past few months

German Embassy in BiH welcomes Schmidt's decision to impose changes into the Election Law

<a href="https://avaz.ba/tag/138288/bih-presidency-en">Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina</a>, <a href="https://avaz.ba/tag/107745/milorad-dodik-en">Milorad Dodik</a>, considers the letter sent to him by the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, in which he is informed about the imposition of technical changes to the Election Law of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as a provocation. He referred to the position of the institutions of the RS, as well as the permanent members of the UN Security Council, according to which Schmidt was not elected according to Annex 10, which, he states, is the only source of the legitimate mandate of the high representative.
Dodik reiterated his previous opinions about the high representative, and he also said that "BiH with such a high representative has become a non-sovereign, inefficient, quasi-state, a modern-day protectorate, which violates human rights and freedoms of the constituent nations and citizens".
- Your, let's call it a 'decision', by which the Law on Amendments to the Electoral Law of BiH is adopted goes one step further. You are hitting with all your power on what represents the will of the people, which is realized through the elected representatives in the authorities - said Dodik.
According to you, he added, the way in which citizens freely and directly elect their representatives is only the way that you and the CEC of Bosnia and Herzegovina determine, to which you give judicial and executive powers of an inquisitorial nature. You even give political guidelines to set the tone of the campaign, where you just forgot to specify who to vote for in the 'free, democratic, OHR' elections. At the same time, you are already announcing, and you can, because this is your country, constitutional and electoral reforms after the elections.
Dodik also accused Schmidt of destroying the right to vote, and reminded him that the electoral system in every sovereign state is part of the general political and constitutional system, it expresses the basic constitutional principles and the very political form of a certain society, which is more complex and complicated in complex pluralistic countries such as Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In the conclusion of the letter, BiH Presidency member Dodik accused Christian Schmidt of destroying the principle of the rule of law, which implies the existence of a legal state that is subordinate to the law.
This means, he explained, that all acts passed by the state alone (not only the Constitution and laws) must be legal, not political and ideological, and especially not 'OHR-like'.
- You are destroying the principle of the rule of law, which should exercise power on the basis of its own laws, not OHR’s, civil - Schmidt's. You are destroying the principles of constitutionality and legality, which are the basic principles of the constitutional system of every state union in which there is a constitution, as essential instruments for achieving the rule of law. You are not just an unauthorized citizen, Schmidt, you are a destroyer and - please, go home, turn off the light,” said member of the BiH Presidency, Milorad Dodik, his office announced.

This means, he explained, that all acts passed by the state alone (not only the Constitution and laws) must be legal, not political and ideological, and especially not 'OHR-like'

Milorad Dodik: Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Dodik requested that BiH changes its position on Ukraine, Džaferović and Komšić rejected

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Police operation codenamed 'Nevera' carried out on the order of BiH Prosecutor's Office

Forest fire in the Neretva River canyon near Konjic still active

German Embassy in BiH welcomes Schmidt's decision to impose changes into the Election Law

Dodik considers High Representative Schmidt's letter a provocation

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Dodik requested that BiH changes its position on Ukraine, Džaferović and Komšić rejected

Inflation in Germany could reach double digits by fall, warns central bank

Euro hits 20-year low against US dollar

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UK lawyers vote to strike over pay disputes

Euro area retail sales dive 1.2 percent in June

Montenegro government gives official status to Serbian church

South Korea reports 3-month peak in daily COVID-19 cases

Police operation codenamed 'Nevera' carried out on the order of BiH Prosecutor's Office

Forest fire in the Neretva River canyon near Konjic still active

German Embassy in BiH welcomes Schmidt's decision to impose changes into the Election Law

Dodik considers High Representative Schmidt's letter a provocation