When Slobodan Župljanin, dean of the Faculty of Security in Banja Luka, warns Christian Schmit not to embark on new adventures of imposing decisions, you know the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is on the edge of chaos. Župljanin warns that Schmit’s plan to impose the BiH budget, using funds and technology for elections, will only further destabilize the already fragile peace. Has Schmit forgotten that his previous adventures brought nothing good? BiH is a country where local political actors should talk and solve problems, not promote their own party interests. Župljanin points out that constant calls from Republika Srpska to respect the Dayton Agreement and the BiH Constitution are not the problem; the problem is that narrow, selfish interests override the common good of all citizens. If Schmit continues, expect a deeper political crisis and destabilization. This is not just political games — it’s about peace and stability in the region. So, what do you think — is it time for Schmit to stop his “adventures” and let local leaders do their job? Or will someone else keep deciding BiH’s fate? Drop a comment and let’s see who’s for peace and who’s for more drama!
