Leaders meet in Banja Luka to discuss government formation
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Dragan Čović and Milorad Dodik met in Banja Luka today to begin discussions on the post-election struggle for power. Delegations from the HDZ and SNSD are focused on the formation of a new government following the recent elections.
In separate remarks, Milorad Dodik has declared his intention to seek retribution against the SDA party, accusing them of obstructing progress for eighteen months during Zoran Tegeltija's tenure. Meanwhile, international scrutiny of the leader's lobbyists continues as the foreign minister met with the Saudi Arabian ambassador to discuss disputed claims made by the group.
The state is also set to implement a new 'Do Not Call' registry, which will allow citizens to block unwanted telemarketing calls and messages. The move aims to curb the frequency of annoying communications for the general public.