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  1. Milorad Dodik remains the de facto leader of Republika Srpska, having been elected to the role after five years of pressure and a resignation.

The Alliance of Independent Social Democrats leads the government of Republika Srpska, forming a political entity within Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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The Alliance of Independent Social Democrats leads the government of Republika Srpska, forming a political entity within Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Republika SrpskaBosnia and Herzegovina

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  1. Željka Cvijanović advocates for political awareness regarding the needs of Republika Srpska.1 source
  2. Borjana Krišto chairs the Council of Ministers, highlighting political dynamics in BiH.1 source
  3. New government formed in Republika Srpska, involving discussions on BiH's future.1 source

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