The U.S.-based Heritage Foundation is backing proposals that would alter Bosnia’s Dayton-era peace agreement, according to reporting. The organization’s plan centers on changing how power is distributed among Bosnia’s ethnic groups and how institutions function after the 1990s war. Supporters argue the reforms would make government more effective and reduce political paralysis. Critics say the proposals could destabilize the delicate balance that ended hostilities and deepen divisions. Bosnia’s political landscape remains highly sensitive, with many disputes tied to Dayton’s complex structure and international oversight.
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