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Serbian Democratic Party internal leadership crisis

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Latest: Internal conflict intensifies within Serbian Democratic Party (SDS)

The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) has entered a period of intense internal conflict following electoral defeats and leadership disputes. The crisis initially centered on the expulsion of Bijeljina Mayor Ljubiša Petrović

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2026 elections in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Latest: SNSD secures two-thirds majority in Republika Srpska elections

Following the 2026 elections, the SNSD and its coalition partners secured a two-thirds majority in the Republika Srpska National Assembly, a victory that analysts suggest provides significant political control through 20

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Republika Srpska political developments

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Latest: Branko Blanuša rejects resignation calls amid SDS election loss

Branko Blanuša, leader of the Serbian Democratic Party (SDS), has engaged in political maneuvering and controversy within Republika Srpska. Initially, Blanuša proposed the creation of a specialized ‘Office for the Protec

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Political instability in Central Europe and the Balkans

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Latest: Republika Srpska politics: SDS decline and opposition disputes

Political instability and electoral shifts continue to evolve across Central Europe and the Balkans. In Hungary, public sentiment remains focused on the need for political accountability and legal consequences for high-r

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Financial and transparency issues in Republika Srpska

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Latest: Economic trends show rising costs and debt in Montenegro, Serbia, and Bosnia

In September 2026, the National Assembly of Republika Srpska faced criticism from Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding a lack of transparency in parliamentary spending. While funds for 2023 and 202

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