Republika Srpska has appointed an interim president following a court ruling barring separatist leader Milorad Dodik from political activities. The decision follows a legal challenge asserting that Dodik’s participation in political processes violates Bosnian law. The interim president will serve until a formal election can be held, representing the Serb entity’s governing structure. This move represents a shift in the political landscape within Bosnia and Herzegovina, following a period of escalating tensions between the Serb entity and the Bosnian state.
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