Once called "one of the most complicated constitutional documents blessed by the international community in recent times" by the first High Representative to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), the country's constitution -- which provides for a loose central government, two strong entities and a three-member presidency -- is under new scrutiny as it approaches its 10th birthday.
Nekad nazivan “jednim od najkomplikovanijih ustavnih dokumenata koji je međunarodna zajednica u skorije vreme odobrila” od strane prvog visokog predstavnika u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH), ustav te zemlje -- koji predviđa labavu centralnu vladu, dva jaka entiteta i tročlano predsedništvo -- ponovo je predmet analiza dok mu se bliži deseti rođendan.