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Bosnia prosecutor seeks detention of separatist Serb leaders amid mounting tensions byteseu.com/917604/ #Bosnia #BosniaAndHerzegovina #BosniaHerzegovina #Europe #EuropeanUnion #GeneralNews #GovernmentPolicy #Herzegovina #LegalProceedings #MarkRutte #MiloradDodik #Politics #WorldNews

Bytes Europe · Bosnia prosecutor seeks detention of separatist Serb leaders amid mounting tensionsSARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — Bosnian prosecutors on Wednesday ordered the detention of three top Bosnian Serb officials over a series of separatist actions in recent weeks that have heightened tensions in the Balkan country.The Bosnian Prosecutor’s Office issued the order after Bosnian Serb President Milorad Dodik, Prime Minister Radovan Viskovic and Parliament Speaker Nenad Stevandic failed to answer two summons for questioning. The three are suspected of violating Bosnia’s constitutional order with their policies, Bosnian media reported. Last month Bosnian Serb lawmakers passed a set of disputed laws that barred the central Bosnian state judiciary and police from operating in
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Serbia’s president calls for ‘order’ after student protests byteseu.com/917602/ #BreakingNews #EveningTimesOfOman #Expats #ExpatsInOman #LatestNews #muscat #MuscatDaily #NewsInOman #NewsOman #oman #OmanNews #OmanNewsAgency #OmanObserver #OmanTimeNow #ona #Serbia #TimesOfOmanNewspaper #WorldNews

Bytes Europe · Serbia's president calls for 'order' after student protestsBelgrade: Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Saturday called for 'order and peace' to be restored to the Balkan country, which has been rocked by months of large anti-corruption protests.Addressing a crowd of thousands of right-wing and nationalist supporters in Belgrade, Vucic said the student-led protesters had 'inflicted huge evil on Serbia in the past five months.' The right-wing populist also repeated claims that the movement to oust him was being led by unnamed foreign actors.'The attack came from abroad,' Vucic told the crowd in the Serbian capital, many of whom were bussed in from across Serbia, as well as neighboring
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