Informacije za javnost

2nd March 1997, 19:30 The signing of the co-operation agreement in Belgrade between the Bosnian Serb Entity and Yugoslavia by Momcilo Krajisnik, BiH Presidency Member, and Zoran Lilic, President of Yugoslavia, attracts first reactions in Sarajevo. A meeting is underway between Alija Izetbegovic, Presidency President, and Haris Silajdzic, CoM Co-Cha [...]

28th February 1997, 19:30 A solemn atmosphere on the occasion of the Day of BiH Independence has been felt in the country already today. Alija Izetbegovic, BiH Presidency President congratulated all BiH citizens on their hard gained independence, apparently depressed.

27th February 1997, 19:30 Due to anonymous threats, the Office for reception of Pope John Paul II in the Catholic Theological Seminary in Sarajevo has been closed, informed the Catholic Press Agency. According to this source an anonymous male voice talking by phone said that a church in Donji Vakuf had been blown up and that Pope would be killed if [...]

26th February 1997, 19:30 After being delayed twice, the IPTF Investigation Report on the bloody, tragic event in Mostar on 10 February was finally made public. The report not only condemns the fact that Croat police used power against Bosniak civilians, but due to an attempt to conceal evidence, it demands the urgent replacement of Marko Radic, Po [...]

25th February 1997, 19:30 BiH Presidency headed by Alija Izetbegovic, convened in the National Museum. On its Agenda prevailed political themes of Protocol nature. The RS Constitution is incompatible with the BiH Constitution and therefore we have problems in co-operation with the Hague Tribunal and many other issues, among which is the release of [...]

24th February 1997, 19:30 The IPTF investigation report on the 10 February incident in Mostar is ready and should have been presented to the Principles by now. It depends on them when they will make it public, Alex Ivanko, UN Spokesman told the regular news conference today.

23th February 1997, 19:30 Nine Bosniak houses were blown up in the village Memici, south of Dugi Dio, this morning. There were no injuries since the village had not yet been settled. It was not planned to return refugees there in these days, reads a Statement issued by the multi-national division North.

22th February 1997, 19:30 Nine Bosniak houses were blown up in the village Memici, south of Dugi Dio, this morning. There were no injuries since the village had not yet been settled. It was not planned to return refugees there in these days, reads a Statement issued by the multi-national division North.

21th February 1997, 19:30 The highest authorities in BiH condemned the attack in Sarajevo on the Franciscan monastery. Izetbegovic issued statement saying: "I received with bitterness the news of the attack, which could only have been committed by a lowly coward or an enemy of Bosnia.