Intervjui

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 [...]

Vecernji List, 7 May 1999 By Jozo Pavkovic "Do you have any KM?" "How am I supposed to have any, I work for a Zagreb paper?!" "Yes, but you live here. Listen, first time I see you with one KM, I will have your picture put onto it. Besides, KM has already become the strongest currency in the region.

Dnevni Avaz, 7 May 1999 By Sead Numanovic Who do you see responsible for the previous events in the RS - the SDS, the Radicals? I do not know, I think those are mostly the Radicals. What do you intend to do about it? Except for removal of the RS Presidency, I have no intention to flame up the situation additionally, or to give the pretext to the ha [...]

Dnevni Avaz, 6 May 1999 By Sead Numanovic After two years in this country, I would not like to become a part of the problem, but a solution to them. This is one of motives in my intention to leave this country and this position. There are, of course, personal reasons for this.

Le Monde, 6 May 1999 1. Vous etes le haut-représentant de la communauté internationale en Bosnie-Herzégovine. Quelles sont, d'aprcs vous, les répercussions des événements du Kosovo en Bosnie-Herzégovine ? Elles sont grandes, sur tous les plans. Au niveau des réfugiés d'abord.

Jutarnji list, 15 March 1999 By Sanja Despot I Will Believe Jelavic That He Cares About the Croats in Bosnia When He Displays It We talked to the Deputy HR, Jacques Klein, on Saturday afternoon in his Sarajevo office. He announced to us that he would meet the Croat Presidency member, Ante Jelavic, the following day and that he hoped that on that oc [...]