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Bosnia Court Blocks Republika Srpska From Funding Secessionist Lobbying

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Court bans Republika Srpska from paying international lobbying firms to promote the entity’s independence from the Bosnian state.

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The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) ordered the Government of the Republika Srpska (RS) to suspend payments to all companies with which lobbying contracts were concluded, in which the goal is stated to be "the independence of the Republika Srpska" and "other political goals that undermine the institutions of BiH".

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The appeal to the Constitutional Court of BiH was filed by Denis Zvizdić, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, due to payments made through the budget item 'Transfers to representative offices of Republika Srpska abroad'. Tens of millions of KM are at stake. ... - STRIKE ON RS LOBBYING: The Constitutional Court of BiH has banned budget payments for purposes contrary to the Consti…

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina accepted the request of Denis Zvizdić, the deputy chairman of the House of Representatives of the PS BiH, and invalidated the acts and activities of the Republic of Srpska related to millions of allocations for lobbying abroad.

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina banned all payments from the budget of the Republika Srpska related to the contract on consulting services concluded between the director of the Representation of the RS in Vienna, Mladen Filipović, and the president of the company "Dickens & Madson Canada Inc." Arya Ben-Menashe. News

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina held its 174th plenary session on 24 and 25 September 2026, at which it decided on requests for abstract review of constitutionality, a number of appeals and requests for interim measures. – Deciding on the request of Denis Zvizdić, First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, for the resolution of the dispute between […]

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Klix broke the news in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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