Bosnia sees power sharing plan amid stalled cease fire
Bosnian leaders from Muslim Croat federation and Serb republic outline a joint government with a presidency parliament and constitutional court after elections once conditions allow. Key disputes over central authority and the presidency weight. Holbrooke warns of a long road ahead as indictments against Karadzic and Mladic loom.
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