The formation of a new state-level government in Bosnia and Herzegovina is anticipated to be significantly delayed following recent General Elections. Political leaders' statements suggest a prolonged period of negotiation and potential instability. This situation is further complicated by amendments to the Constitution of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina imposed by former High Representative Christian Schmidt. The current political climate evokes concerns about a repeat of past governmental crises, similar to those experienced in 2010 and 2018. These concerns stem from announcements made by political figures, specifically referencing Dodik, raising questions about the future stability of the country. The situation remains fluid, with the possibility of a protracted political impasse looming over Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Sarajevo Times is closely monitoring developments as the country navigates this challenging period.