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Security Council extends European Union Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina for 1 year

21 November 2006
The United Nations Security Council today extended for one-year the 7,000-strong European Union Stabilization Force (EUFOR) mandated to ensure continued compliance with the Dayton Peace Agreement that in 1995 ended the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
High Representative Christian Schwarz-Schilling

Local leaders should be responsible for reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina: UN envoy

8 November 2006
The international community should continue to hand over responsibility for reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina to its leaders despite the magnitude of the challenges involved as the country emerges from the devastation of inter-ethnic bloodshed, the United Nations envoy to the country told the Security Council today.
Schwarz-Schilling briefs the Security Council

Let Bosnia and Herzegovina stand on its own, envoy tells Security Council

18 April 2006
Bosnia and Herzegovina, emerging from the devastation of inter-ethnic bloodshed, must now be allowed to take responsibility for its own political reforms and economic development while the international community clears up defined, outstanding issues, the world’s envoy to the country told the United Nations Security Council today.