Tensions within the "Trojka": Our Party is acting like the opposition and proving the weakness of its politics, they would overthrow SNSD which they gladly accepted

By: Amina Čorbo-Zećo

Several details from today's news indicate that the current political dynamics in BiH, with a focus on the activities of Our Party, can be interpreted as a potentially destabilizing factor within the "Trojka" (SDP, Our Party, NIP). Of course, it is not necessary for Our Party to directly overthrow the "Trojka". However, there are indications that may point to tensions that threaten coalition stability.

First, the initiative by Sabina Ćudić to remove SNSD from the leadership of the BiH Parliament emerged, due to their alleged destabilizing activities, such as postponing sessions and blocking BiH's European path.

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Do SDP and NIP know about Sabina Ćudić's initiative to remove SNSD from the Collegium of the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliament, and why was Čavara excluded?

(Patria) - Our Party MP in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sabina Ćudić, submitted an initiative to remove SNSD from the leadership of the BiH Parliament, citing threats to peace and the European path.Unclear

Partners People and Justice and SDP have not commented on this initiative, which has caused discomfort among the "Trojka" partners, SDP and NIP, because, according to Patria's findings, consultations with SDS were conducted without their knowledge.

This action could create further disagreements among partners, as some members of the "Trojka" (certain MPs in the BiH Parliament) are dissatisfied with the way Our Party has approached this issue.

Then, Mladen Bosić's interview for Avaz appeared, which, in the context of disagreements over the removal of Nenad Nešić, linked it to the fact that the current majority in BiH shows no signs of change, because the key partners from NIP and SDP, according to him, are connected to the authorities in RS, which could be an obstacle to significant political changes.

It is interesting that he did not mention Our Party. They position themselves as critics of SNSD and point out the harmful consequences that SNSD has on BiH's European processes. Others do this too, but Our Party has started to act concretely, as evidenced by Ćudić's initiative.

Therefore, there are obvious tensions in the way Our Party approaches issues within the coalition, and the (non)reactions of SDP and NIP to their actions suggest a discord in political strategy within the "Trojka".

It is evident that the internal political dynamics show that the desire for political survival or strengthening of internal positions within Our Party could affect the stability of the coalition.

It is clear that disagreements are not only between "Trojka"-SNSD-HDZ, but certain disagreements also exist within the "Trojka" itself, which Our Party's solo actions demonstrate.

Such moves aim for Our Party to present itself as the opposition, and they clearly don't know how to act other than from the opposition.

Power is not for everyone, especially not for those who readily accepted Milorad Dodik into power (and they didn't have to), and now they are acting like the opposition even though they are not.

They will not deceive the public with nonsensical initiatives. Our Party is part of the "Trojka", and opposition actors like Ćudić and Predrag Kojović are just proof of the weakness of their policies.