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The International Community Will Leave When Bosnia Enters Europe OSLOBODJENJE, Saturday June 22, 2000 The leading politicians in this country believe that they can go on with their ethnic games * This is the last chance for Bosnia to receive sufficient support, not only for the return of refugees but also for the overall reconstruction and all the [...]

Multi-ethnicity is the Solution Publico, 8 May 2000 By: Pedro Caldeira Rodrigues The re-establishment of multi-ethnicity and the success of the privatization process are the two great challenges facing Bosnia-Herzegovina.Wolfgang Petritsch, the International Community's High Representative for civilian implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement, [...]

22 April 2000 by Ivan Lovrenovic Wolfgang Petritsch, the High Representative of the International Community in B&H, explains why the country has reached a critical moment in its development: Dayton is not the New Testament Two or three months ago, the four editors of the Sarajevo magazine Dani (Senad Pecanin, Mile Stojic, Nerzuk Curak and the autho [...]

Il n'y avait pas eu de mystcre r Rambouillet 9 February 2000 Entretien par Christophe Lamfalussy Wolfgang Petritsch, aujourd'hui Haut représentant en Bosnie, fut également le négociateur européen aux pourparlers de Rambouillet, qui débutcrent il y a un an, le 6 février 1999, échoucrent en mars et débouchcrent finalement sur le bombardement de la Yo [...]

Revoir Dayton ? Aux Bosniaques de décider ... 9 February 2000 Christophe Lamfalussy Quatre ans aprcs Dayton, ou on est Sarajevo ? Le Haut représentant de la communauté internationale en Bosnie estime que "Dayton fut un grand succcs pour arreter la guerre.

Wolfgang Petritsch: We had a very long and very intense, but I also believe a very productive meeting of the Steering Board Political Directors, which is, as you know, a meeting about every four to six weeks in order to discuss pertinent issues that are before us on the table mostly in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Globus, 28 January 2000 Written by: Antun Masle Q: What will, in your opinion, the victory of the opposition in Croatia mean to the relations between BiH and Croatia? A: I would say that the election results in Croatia will contribute to the improvement of the relations with BiH.

23 January 2000 ONASA: After the political opposition won the elections in Croatia, what changes do You expect in BiH? PETRITSCH: Well, I believe that this is definitely progress which spells progress for the whole region, including Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Interview: Carlos Westendorp, the High Representative"Trios Questions a'...Carlos Westendorp"

"Tiene que haber sólo una autoridad civil, cosa que yo no he tenido en Bosnia porque las fuerzas militares de Sfor y el alto representante son totalmente independientes" "No creo en el maleficio balcánico; las guerras en los Balcanes no han sido tan frecuentes como en Occidente" "No se puede pretender que Kosovo funcione como autonomía si sigue man [...]