The OSCE: In Search of Cooperative Security

1 Final Communique, Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Berlin, 3 June 1996.

2 Helsinki Summit Declaration, paragraph 19, CSCE Helsinki Document 1992: The Challenges of Change, 10 July 1992.

3 Swiss Delegation, Discussion Paper on Early Warning, Preventive Diplomacy, Conflict Prevention, Crisis Management, and Post-Conflict Rehabilitation, 13 February 1996, and Addendum, 16 April 1996.

4 Russian Federation, Memorandum on Devising a Common and Comprehensive Security Model for Europe for the Twenty-First Century, 21 March 1996.

5 Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin, ` “G-8” Faces Global Problems', Moscow News, 11-17 July 1996.

6 Speech by E.M. Primakov, Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation, at the NACC Meeting, Berlin, 4 June 1996.

7 Statement by Ambassador V.V. Shustov, Joint Meeting of the OSCE Permanent Council and the Forum, 16 March 1995.

8 Non-Paper by the Delegations of Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia, 1 March 1996.

9 Ambassador Marton Krasznai, `Common Security for the 21st Century', North Atlantic Assembly visit to Moscow, 21 April 1996.

10 Hungarian Radio, 8 July 1996, BBC Summary of World Broadcasts, Eastern Europe, 10 July 1996.

11 Statement by the Representative of Italy on behalf of the EU on the Security Model, 21 March 1996.

12 OSCE Delegation of Ukraine, Contribution to the Discussion on a Common and Comprehensive Security Model for Europe, 24 May 1996.

13 Chairman's Summary, OSCE Senior Council, 22 March 1996.

14 Swiss Delegation, Non-Paper on a Common and Comprehensive Security Model for Europe in the 21st Century, 27 September 1996.

15 Remarks at the Meeting of the General Committee on Political Affairs and Security, OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, Stockholm, 7 July 1996.

16 See Bruce George, MP, `Forging the NATO-OSCE Partnership', OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights Bulletin (Summer 1986).

17 Remarks at the Plenary Meeting of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, Stockholm, 5 July 1996.