Milorad Dodik, the president of Republika Srpska, finally appeared before the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina after months of ignoring summons. Although formally a fugitive, the court rejected the request for detention, sparking a storm of political reactions. While his supporters celebrate, the opposition and civic parties condemn this move as a betrayal of justice and the legal system. Dodik is accused of attacking the constitutional order of BiH, and his behavior continues to stir controversy and doubts about the selectivity of the judiciary. Critics claim Dodik is above the law, using Republika Srpska’s institutions and police for his own protection, while BiH’s legal system loses credibility. The decision to lift detention, despite a central arrest warrant and previous bans, sends a message of state weakness and further escalates tensions in the region. The opposition calls for urgent parliamentary sessions and demands accountability, while analysts warn that Dodik is playing with the state order and that BiH’s legal system has been defeated. This situation raises questions about equality before the law and the future of the rule of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina. So, what do you think – is Dodik really above the law or just a master of political games? Drop a comment, let’s see who’s really in charge here!
