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HR’s op-ed: Glorifying war criminals puts you on the wrong side of history

04.11.2016

By Valentin Inzko, High Representative Next Tuesday I will deliver my regular six-month briefing to the United Nations Security Council on the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and my assessment of the state of implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement. On the positive side, I will report the fact that this coun...

HR Inzko meets German parliamentary delegation

25.10.2016

High Representative Valentin Inzko met today with a delegation of the German Parliament headed by Marieluise Beck, and briefed them on the current political situation, including the recent referendum in the RS and post-election challenges in Bosnia and Herzegovina. “EU accession is the overarching priority. BiH is at...

High Representative deplores politics of glorification of war criminals

25.10.2016

Yesterday’s decorating by the RS National Assembly Speaker Nedeljko Cubrilovic of indicted and convicted war criminals is an utterly unacceptable practice in the modern and civilized world. “The Republika Srpska was legally established in 1995 by the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina as set forth in Annex 4 to the...

HR Inzko Meets State Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan Kishi

08.10.2016

High Representative Valentin Inzko met today in Sarajevo with Nobuo Kishi, State Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan and discussed the current political developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina. “With the local elections behind us, I expect elected leaders to focus on delivering the reforms that will create jobs, faci...

Inzko: Citizens’ engagement does not stop on Election Day

03.10.2016

High Representative Valentin Inzko welcomed the fact that BiH citizens took an active role in the democratic process, and exercised their right to vote on Sunday’s local elections. “Less than 55 percent turnout is somewhat disappointing. But it is important that citizens continue to take an active role in shaping thei...

Op-ed by HR Valentin Inzko: Judge candidates on how well they will serve citizens

30.09.2016

By Valentin Inzko On Sunday, citizens throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina will cast their vote in the municipal elections and declare who they want to lead their municipality for the next four years. This is a great responsibility, as it will affect their day-to-day lives. These elections matter. They are an opportunit...