An advisor to a member of the Bosnian Presidency, Slaven Kovačević, strongly criticized Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman for perceived interference in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s internal affairs. The rebuke followed Radman’s statement claiming he was supporting the political objectives of Željko Komšić’s party. Kovačević accused the Croatian FM of consistently exploiting opportunities to advance what he described as outdated and harmful agendas. He specifically demanded that Radman cease involvement in Bosnian matters. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between the two countries. This incident underscores concerns over external influence in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s political landscape. The original report appeared in Sarajevo Times.