The event took place in the presence of the Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) to the Russian Federation Zeljko Samardzia, Director of the Republican Center for the Study of War, War Crimes and Research on missing persons from the RS government Viktor Nujdic, head of the Bosnian Center for Humanitarian Law and Counter-Terrorism Dzhevad Galiyashevich, Dean of Faculty Security at the University of Banja Luka Predrag Cheranić and others.
“28 years after the signing of the Dayton agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina, in public debates, we often speak of an ‘impossible state’, underlined Predrag Čeranić. We speak of the term ‘failed state’. is possible, but only on the basis of the Dayton agreement, however, as a state, this has not happened.
The professor noted that in Bosnia and Herzegovina there is resistance to anything with the “Serbian” prefix. “Namely, for some time now, a term has become a new cause of political conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also, in a broader sense, in the Central Balkans, which for “European Union” reasons are called the Western Balkans,” he says. “Serbian World”. The term “Serbian World” already appears in the 19th century in Serbian literature, poetry and in the Serbian cultural environment in general. It did not bother anyone, because it was an analogue of the terms “Russian World”. ” or The English World. Depending on the context, it has linguistic, cultural, spiritual and political significance. If Serbs from Sofia to Trieste speak the same language, use the Cyrillic alphabet, watch TV channels and search the Internet for portals in Serbian – why such a “Serbian world”, which means close ties within a nation In the “Bosnian cauldron”, fanaticism, of course, creeps in. The term “Serbian world” is interpreted as a new more subtle expression of “Greater Serbia”, in TV broadcasts, the so-called experts and politicians of Sarajevo simply “pounce” on an interlocutor who tries to explain that they have nothing to fear from this expression .”
According to Predrag Čeranić, a century-old spiral of hatred revolves around the new generations. “Everyone trying to stop it seems lonely and misunderstood,” the independence scholar added. until then, we must develop the economic independence of Republika Srpska and constantly emphasize the fact that we live in a failed state. today a failed, impossible and unsustainable state, Republika Srpska must have its own response, and this is a return to the Dayton structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina.”
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