Bosnia-Herzegovina
Federal Democratic Republic (composed of the National Government, the Bosniak-Croat Federation, and the Republika Srpska)
Capital: Sarajevo
Population: 4,552,198
Next presidential election: 2010
Next parliamentary elections: 2010
National Government
as of November 18, 2009
Presidency Chairman (Serb): Nebojša Radmanović
Presidency Member (Croat): Željko Komšić
Presidency Member (Bosniak): Haris Silajdžić
Minister of Civil Affairs: Sredoje Nović
Minister of Communications & Transport: Rudo Vidović
Minister of Defense: Selmo Cikotić
Minister of Finance: Dragan Vrankić
Minister of Foreign Affairs: Sven Alkalaj
Minister of Foreign Trade & Economic Relations: Mladen Zirojević
Minister of Human Rights & Refugees: Safet Halilović
Minister of Justice: Bariša Čolak
Minister of Security: vacant
Ambassador to the US: Mitar Kujundžić
Permanent Representative to the UN, New York: Ivan Barbalić
Central Bank Governor: Kemal Kozarić
Federation Government (Bosniak and Croat)
Prime Minister: Mustafa Mujezinović
Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Finance: Vjekoslav Bevanda
Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Culture & Sports: Gavrilo Grahovac
Minister of Agriculture, Water-Management, & Forestry: Damir Ljubić
Minister of Development, Entrepreneurship, & Crafts: Velimir Kunić
Minister of Displaced Persons & Refugees: Edin Mušić
Minister of Education & Science: Meliha Alić
Minister of Energy, Mining, & Industry: Vahid Hećo
Minister of Environment & Tourism: Nevenko Herceg
Minister of Health: Safet Omerović
Minister of the Interior: Muhidin Alić
Minister of Justice: Feliks Vidović
Minister of Labor & Social Policy: Perica Jelečević
Minister of Physical Planning: Salko Obhođaš
Minister of Trade: Desnica Radivojević
Minister of Transport & Communications: Nail Šećkanović
Minister of Veterans' Issues: Zahid Crnkić
President: Milan Jelic
Vice-President: Davor Čordaš
Vice-President: Adil Osmanović
Prime minister: Milorad Dodik
Minister of Agriculture: Radivoje Bratić
Minister of Economic Relations & Coordination: Jasna Brkić
Minister of Economy, Energy & Development: Rajko Ubiparip
Minister of Education & Culture: Anton Kasipović
Minister of Family, Youth & Sport: Proko Dragosavljević
Minister of Finance: Aleksandar Džombić
Minister of Health & Social Welfare: Ranko Škrbić
Minister of the Interior: Stanislav Čađo
Minister of Justice: Džerard Selman
Minister of Labor & Veteran's Affairs: Boško Tomić
Minister of Public Administration & Local Self-Government: Zoran Lipovac
Minister of Refugees & Displaced Persons: Omer Branković
Minister of Science & Technology: Bakir Ajanović
Minister of Trade & Tourism: Pedrag Gluhaković
Minister of Transport & Communication: Nedeljko Čubrilović
Minister of Urban Planning & Ecology: Fatima Fetibegović
General Information
BBC News Country Profile
Bosnia.ba
Bosnia Online
CIA World Factbook
US Department of State Background Notes
Government
Central Bank of Bosnia-Herzegovina
Embassy of Bosnia-Herzegovina in Washington, D.C.
Federal Government of Bosnia-Herzegovina
National Government
Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina
Republika Srpska
U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Non-Profit Sector
Institutes and Organizations: Domestic NGOs
Bosnian Institute, London
Care International (Bosnia-Herzegovina)
Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Bosnia-Herzegovina
International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
International Crisis Group (Bosnia-Herzegovina)
Interreligious Institute in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Konrad Adenauer Foundation: Bosnia-Herzegovina Office
Office of the High Representative
Open Society Bosnia-Herzegovina
OSCE Mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina
Press Council in Bosnia-Herzegovina
UNDP: Bosnia-Herzegovina
USAID: Bosnia-Herzegovina
Educational Institutions
Listing of Bosnian Universities
University of Banja Luka
Universities of Bosnia and Herzegovina
University of Mostar
University of Sarajevo
University of Tuzla
Media
Bosnian Institute News (English)
Dani
Federation TV
SRNA (Serbian Press Agency)