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Sinoćnje glasovanje u Narodnoj skupštini Republike Srpske je dobra vijest. Ne treba postojati zabuna o tome što to treba značiti. Riječi govore same za sebe. U sljedećih pet godina, Bosna i Hercegovina će imati jedinstvenu integriranu policijsku službu na državnoj razini, te lokalne policijske regije koje prelaze međue [...]

Visoki predstavnik danas je pozdravio rezultate jučerašnjih sjednica Narodne skupštine Republike Srpske i Doma naroda Bosne i Hercegovine.

Prošlo je deset dana od naše konferencije za novinare na kojoj smo iznijeli s čime se Republika Srpska i Bosna i Hercegovina suočava odbijanjem da pristane na preustroj policije sukladno načelima Europske komisije.

The Government of the RS faces a moment of decision on police reform. This is an important issue, not just because the police needs reforming to fight crime better, but also because this issue will unlock the door to a European future for the RS and BiH as a whole.

The purpose of this press conference is to deliver to the SDS led Government of the RS a simple stark and united message from Washington , from Brussels , and from the international community. And the message is simple. Think again – before it is too late.

Following the decision of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska not to accept the measures for the police reform, BiH will be, together with Belarus , the only European country which does not have contractual relations with the European Union, warned High Representative Paddy Ashdown at the beginning of the interview for "Dnevni avaz".

Narodnoj skupštini Republike Srpske sinoć su dani ključevi od vrata Europe, ali ona ih je odbacila. Posljedice ovakve odluke su jasne. To znači da je BiH propustila priliku da do vremena desete obljetnice potpisivanja Daytonskoga sporazuma počne pregovore o potpisivanju Sporazuma o stabilizaciji i pridruživanju – koji predstavlj [...]

I have been informed that the institutional negotiations on police reform will resume next Monday. I believe that we are now arriving at the crucial moment of these negotiations.

Matthew Rycroft, British Ambassador and EU Presidency in Sarajevo, reiterated that negotiations on police reform need to conclude before Bosnia and Herzegovina can begin negotiations with the EU for a Stabilisation and Association Agreement.

Javier Solana, EU High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy discussed recent developments on the police reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina with the European Union Special Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Paddy Ashdown.