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Crishock in UN Report: Politics From RS Could Lead to the De Facto Breakup of BiH

The report says Republika Srpska moves could weaken Bosnia’s institutions and create conditions for a creeping, de facto secession, officials said.

  • Acting High Representative Louis Crishock submitted a semi-annual report to the United Nations Security Council, warning that policies pursued by Republika Srpska authorities could lead to the de facto dissolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  • Persistent obstruction by Republika Srpska authorities, including disregard for Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina rulings, undermines the Dayton Peace Agreement and weakens state institutions' capacity to fulfill legal obligations.
  • Addressing the United Nations Security Council, Chair of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Denis Bećirović highlighted the successful introduction of biometric identification in General Elections while warning that separatist actions endanger peace.
  • Rejecting criticism from Milorad Dodik and Željka Cvijanović, Former United States Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina Michael Murphy called their complaints "sound and fury" intended to mask unacceptable behavior.
  • To ensure long-term stability in the Western Balkans, Bećirović urged the international community to preserve the OHR's mandate while prioritizing accountability for crisis-generators and building independent judicial institutions.
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Vijeće sigurnosti UN-a u petak je jednoglasno za godinu dana produžilo mandat vojne misije Europske unije u BiH, a tijekom rasprave o stanju u toj zemlji većina članica ovog tijela dala je potporu Uredu visokog predstavnika (OHR) s izvršnim […] Objava Vijeće sigurnosti UN-a produžilo mandat EUFOR-u, većina poduprla OHR pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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Obstruction, mainly from the authorities of Republika Srpska (RS), weakens state institutions and leads to the de facto separation of that entity from BiH, stated the report of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) in BiH to the United Nations Security Council (UN), which will consider the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina on October 30.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The UN Security Council is discussing Bosnia and Herzegovina.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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face.ba broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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