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U.S. Diplomat Announces Limited Role for Bosnias Next Peace Envoy

The U.S. deputy U.N. ambassador, Tammy Bruce, has announced that Bosnias next international peace envoy will have a much more limited role. The current envoy, German politician Christian Schmidt, is stepping down in June, marking the end of a long era for the Office of the High Representative. This office, established in 1995 to help end Bosnias war, has since gained more powers to pass laws and shuffle officials. However, Bruce believes its time for local leaders to take charge of their own institutions and promote genuine cooperation. Bosnia is currently split into two main regions, the Serb Republic and a federation for Croats and Bosniaks, with a shaky central government. Schmidt criticized rival ethnic leaders for undermining state bodies, blocking reforms, and stirring up fear, particularly targeting the Serb sides Russia-backed leader. Bruce emphasized that these changes are not a victory or defeat, but a closing chapter of outside help. The U.S. may even nominate its own candidate for the position, but stressed the importance of local leaders stepping up for practical governance. As Schmidt leaves for personal reasons, the focus shifts to Bosnia taking control of its future and maintaining peace and democracy.

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