New coalition of SDA, HDZ and SBB, will Komšić's party withdraw from all levels of government?

- Bosnia and Herzegovina, if it wants to survive, obviously requires compromise from everyone, including myself, Mr. Izetbegović, and Čović, wrote SBB president Fahrudin Radončić on his Twitter profile.

Judging by this, as well as statements after Saturday's meeting in Mostar made by Radončić and HDZ leader Dragan Čović, a new coalition that will consist of SDA-HDZ-SBB at the federal level is almost agreed upon, and the leaders are still expected to sign the coalition agreement, which will be further elaborated by party delegations later.

The Collegium of SDA is expected to make a statement today in Sarajevo regarding the entry of SBB, which would replace Željko Komšić's Democratic Front, but more or less it is about respecting the Rules of Procedure and the party's Statute in order for the SDA president to receive the consent of the party bodies.

Through recent media statements, the leaders of these three parties have already been preparing the ground, and each of them sought a scenario in which they would smoothly enter the creation of a new parliamentary majority "without losses", under the pretext of higher goals.

Thus, Radončić stated that it is about compromise, Čović said that SBB is the most desirable coalition partner, while Izetbegović emphasized in one of his media appearances that he is "ready to reconcile with anyone for the good of the country, including Fahrudin Radončić among others".

It should not be forgotten that months ago, by supporting the formation of a minority government of SDA-HDZ BiH in SBK, Radončić sent a message that he is willing to be part of the government.

SDA, HDZ BiH, and SBB have 57 parliamentary votes in the House of Representatives of the FBiH Parliament, which is a solid parliamentary majority necessary for the functioning of the executive and legislative authorities.

Given that the Party for BiH, with which SDA has almost finalized negotiations on entering the government, has 3 representatives, it will be 60 votes that will elect the new composition of the Government of the Federation of BiH. BPS Sefer Halilović is clearly falling out of the picture.

The entry of SBB into power will most likely mean a recomposition of power at the cantonal and state levels as well, where DF will withdraw, and Radončić's ministers will enter the game.

When it comes to the coalition partner from RS, it is uncertain whether the Alliance for Change will remain, or if it will be Milorad Dodik, who after talks with Čović stated that SNSD is ready to enter state government.