Bosnian Authorities Order Arrest of Serb Leader Milorad Dodik

The move follows Dodik's defiance of Bosnia's constitutional order and escalating secessionist actions in Republika Srpska.

Milorad Dodik, President of Republika Srpska, faces arrest by Bosnian police for alleged attacks on the constitutional order of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Dodik recently enacted laws banning the central state's judiciary and police from operating in Republika Srpska, defying a ruling by Bosnia's Constitutional Court.
The EU and NATO have expressed readiness to intervene if the situation destabilizes further, with NATO emphasizing its commitment to regional security.
Dodik's actions have drawn support from Russia and Hungary, while Western nations, including Germany, have condemned his moves and threatened sanctions.
Analysts suggest Dodik lacks the military and economic capacity for full secession, but his actions continue to strain Bosnia's fragile post-Dayton Accords framework.