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The article notes a council session b/w Serbian President, Prime minister, health and other ministers with the RS equivalents.
What I don't understand is why does Serbian authorities meet with the BiH equivalents. Tadic says that his government supports the territorial integrity of BiH, but by meeting with RS officials, bypassing Sarajevo in the process, he is whiteanting BiH state institutions and effectively treating RS as an extension of Serbia. It is a two track policy - verbally supporting BiH but the actions undermine it.
The bluster about Serbia's territorial integrity re Kosovo must be that, unless he & his government are merely doing it for public consumption and already have conceded the loss of Kosovo.
Back to BiH, I think the problem with Dayton was that the international negotiators and Bosnjiaks viewed the entities as a stepping stone to developing functional central institutions. However the Serbs, and to a lesser extent (& later after giving Dayton a chance) the Croats, saw the entities as a defacto division with the entities naturally gravitating towards their respective neighbours. To paraphrase Drazen Budisa (Croat political leader), after all the contention about Tudjman colluding with Milosevic to divide Bosnia, it was actually the international community that did.
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