Orbán's previously convicted friend ties conditions to the formation of the Bosnian government

Milorad Dodik, leader of the SNSD, outlined three conditions for forming a government after the October 4 elections in Bosnia's Serb Republic. He emphasized the need for a two-thirds majority in parliament to amend the constitution and secure four seats in the upper house. His first condition involves reviewing decisions made by international representatives, labeling them as detrimental. The second condition pertains to changing the European integration process, which he deems anti-Serb. Lastly, he called for a new law regarding the constitutional court to exclude foreign judges and ensure ethnic representation in decision-making. Dodik remains influential despite previous legal issues and seeks collaboration primarily with the HDZ BiH, rejecting cooperation with the SBiH and SDA.