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Bosnia and Herzegovina votes on October 4 in an election that may determine whether it breaks its political deadlock.
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Elections results show the three long-established ethnic parties continue to dominate Bosnia’s political scene; what’s less clear is how and when new governments will be formed.
As secessionist Dodik’s party triumphs at the ballot box, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s already troubled path to the EU faces fresh uncertainty.
Elections were held in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) on 4 October, electing three presidents and two vice presidents, speakers of three parliaments, as well as more than 500 lawmakers.