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Onasa news agency reports (and most Federation media carry) that the Chairman of the BiH Council of Ministers, Zlatko Lagumdzija, signed on Monday in New York the International Convention on Prevention of Financing of Terrorism

At an annual UN General Assembly Summit in New York, the BiH Foreign Minister, Zlatko Lagumdzija, said that BiH has already demonstrated a firm commitment to the international anti-terrorist coalition. He stressed, however, that the military action, even if accompanied by a humanitarian aid, is not enough to secure a long-term settlement in Afghani [...]

At its session held on Thursday in Sarajevo, the BiH Council of Ministers accepted the first version of the BiH/FRY agreement on the dual citizenship. Svetozar Mihajlovic, the BiH Minister of Civil Affairs and Communications, told journalists following the meeting that an expert team would be appointed to start working on the issue together with co [...]

According to Oslobodjenje, Chairman of the BiH Presidency Jozo Krizanovic returned on Wednesday from Warsaw, where he took part in the Summit of the countries from central, eastern and southeastern Europe on Combating Terrorism.

The BiH Council of Ministers Chairman, Zlatko Lagumdzija, received in Sarajevo on Tuesday a Croatian parliamentary delegation, headed by Croatian Assembly Speaker Zlatko Tomcic. According to Oslobodjenje, Lagumdzija told journalists following the meeting that he was satisfied because of the

All BiH media report that the BiH Presidency met on Monday in Sarajevo with a Croatian parliamentary delegation headed by Croatian Parliament Speaker Zlatko Tomcic. Tomcic said following the meeting that an idea had been discussed on drafting a general bilateral agreement, which would define all relations between the two countries.

According to Saturday’s Oslobodjenje, a BiH parliamentary delegation headed by Chairman of the BiH House of Peoples Sejfudin Tokic arrived in Pristina on Friday for a two-day official visit to Kosovo

Oslobodjenje reports that the Council of Ministers should by next Tuesday adopt the proposed decision on determining the countries whose citizens should be excluded from visa regime while entering in, passing through or departing from BiH. The daily writes, quoting anonymous sources, that some 35 Western European countries as well as all former Yug [...]

Dnevni Avaz reports, quoting anonymous sources, that the BiH Human Rights Chamber made a ruling on October 29 prohibiting Zenica-Doboj Canton authorities from arresting 15 Zepce Croats charged with committing war crimes against Bosniaks in this area.