Croatia’s parliament has adopted a resolution proposed by a far-right party concerning the electoral rights of Bosnian Croats. The resolution calls for a separate electoral unit for Bosnian Croats, a move that has sparked debate and criticism. However, analysts suggest the resolution is largely symbolic, motivated primarily by internal coalition dynamics within the Croatian government. Despite the controversy, the resolution’s practical impact remains uncertain. Opponents worry it could further complicate already tense ethnic relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The move highlights the ongoing political complexities surrounding the status of Bosnian Croats and broader regional issues. The adoption reflects a push by the ruling coalition to appease its right-wing constituents.