The constitution drafted at the Dayton accords to establish the central government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republic of Srpska is heavily skewed against centralization. The national government's authority is limited to foreign trade, foreign affairs and currency. The Federation and the Republic have separate control over all other matters. The Presidency is split among Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian entities and must make decisions by consensus. The extreme decentralization of this national government appears to be a transition state.
... event the end of the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina and the signing of the Dayton Accords 10 years ago... the next two days, the United States Government will offer its own contribution to these celebrati...
BITONJA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) - Macedonia state radio switched to classical music and the government declared a day of mourning after President Boris Trajkovski was missing and presumed dead in a plane crash Thursday in southern Bosnia. Mourners lit candles in front of Trajkovski's office in the capital, Skopje, and condolences poured in from world leaders. Secretary of State Colin Powell called the moderate Trajkovski "a great friend of the United States" who helped put his ethnically divided nation on "a stable footing.
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - Officials in charge of Bosnia's national monuments said Wednesday they rejected an offer by New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art to exhibit one of Bosnia's most prized relics, a 600-year-old Jewish manuscript that remains locked in a museum that closed because of a lack of money. Ljiljana Sevo of Bosnia's National Monuments Preservation Commission said that the Sarajevo Haggadah could not be loaned because of the unresolved status of its home, the Bosnian National Museum. The rejection puts pressure on the government to try to step in and save the museum.
... have been properly authorized by the Government of the Republic of Croatia or the Government of th...
Treaty provisions concerning the legal status of the United Nations Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations. Approved by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 13 February 1946 6 Agreements related to installations and meetings 6 (1) Exchange of letters constituting an agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Nepal concerning the Regional Meeting on National Security and Building of Confidence among Nations in the Asia-Pacific Region, to be held at Kathmandu from 1 to 3 February 1993. New York, 11 and 13 January 1993 (2) Exchange of letters constituting an agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Indonesia concerning arrangements regarding the Asia-Pacific Workshop on Human Rights Issues, to be held at Jak...
...of Macedonia 18 August 1993 (succession) Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 September 1993 (succession). Thi...
Macedonian leader feared dead in crash BITONJA, Bosnia-Herzegovina - Macedonia state radio switched to classical music and the government declared a day of mourning after President Boris Trajkovski was missing and presumed dead in a plane crash Thursday in southern Bosnia.
BITONJA, Bosnia-Herzegovina - Macedonia state radio switched to classical music and the government declared a day of mourning after President Boris Trajkovski was missing and presumed dead in a plane crash Thursday in southern Bosnia. Mourners lighted candles in front of Trajkovski's office in the capital, Skopje, and condolences poured in from world leaders. Secretary of State Colin L. Powell called the moderate Trajkovski "a great friend of the United States" who helped put his ethnically divided nation on "a stable footing.
Just as the Cold War came to an unexpectedly peaceful end in 1991, a series of wars engulfed the former Yugoslavia. The Balkan wars brought about the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people and the forced dislocation of millions more, singled out for persecution because of their ethnic and religious identity. The violence against human beings was accompanied by the systematic destruction of the cultural record-libraries, archives, and other cultural heritage. This article is an attempt to put the destruction of libraries during the wars in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Kosovo into a broader theoretical and legal context. It examines patterns and methods of destruction, the track record of legal and practical measures to protect endangered collections in time of armed conflict, the ...
...Nominated by the Bosnian government for designation as a UNESCO world heritage site on...
... & Date Literacy Per Capita Head of Government of Origin Rate (%) GDP % Population Life HDI Under... Belgium 11,787 99 Brussels 11,000,000 0.2 Bosnia and 19,741 46 Sarajevo Herzegovina 3,800,000 0 Bul...
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