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Bosnia's military prime minister is stabbing a NATO Ruta to tell leaders to “take responsibility” instead of name the “perpetrator”.
Three decades after the war torn Bosnia and Herzegovina, his fragile peace was threatened. Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik has denied state power by escalating political opposition, which many consider to be the most serious challenge to the Dayton Peace Agreement in 1995. With the future of the country hanging in balance, Talk to Al Jazeera Talk to Harris Siladjic, the Prime Minister of Bosnia, and a key negotiator for the deal that ended the war. Is the agreement that has brought peace now unraveling?
