In the latest phase of Bosnia’s seemingly never-ending battle over competencies, members of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska in Banja Luka voted on February 10 in support of creating a separate high judicial and prosecutorial council that would not be accountable to the central government in Sarajevo. The draft is not final at this time, as it has now entered a 60-day public-discussion process after which Republika Srpska deputies must again discuss and approve the final version.
A…
This story is part of New Europe’s Premium content.
| To Read the Full Story, Subscribe or Sign In from the ↑ Top of the Page ↑ |
In this article:
