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At the Eighth Ministerial Council in Vienna, 27 and 28 November 2000, the President of the Federal Republic ofYugoslavia (FRY) signed the key documents ofthe CSCE/OSCE.  \n2. The Council also welcomed the adoption by the Forum for Security Co-operation of an OSCE Document on Small Arms and Light Weapons.  \n3. The Ninth Ministerial Council, which was held in Bucharest, 3 and 4 December 2001, agreed on a joint Declaration and Plan ofAction for Combating Terrorism.  \n4. The OSCE decided to open a Mission to the FRY in January 2001; the former Missions of Long Duration to Sanjak, Vojvodina and Kosovo (in the FRY) were dissolved.  \n5. Freimut Duve’s term as Representative on Freedom of the Media was extended until 31 December 2003.  \n6. Negotiations on Article V of the Dayton Peace Accords (Annex 1-B) were successfully concluded under the auspices of the OSCE on 18 July 2001.  \n7. RolfEkeus, a Swedish diplomat, replaced Max van der Stoel on 1 July 2001 as High Commissioner on National Minorities.  \n8. The OSCE missions in Latvia and in Estonia formally ceased to exist  \n31 December, 2001.  \n9. The Opens Skies Treaty entered into force on 1 January 2002, 60 days after the necessary number of ratification documents was received from States Parties.  \n10. The unified OSCE budget for 2002 was fixed at 177.5 million Euros (excluding the cost of running the Kosovo election) .  \n11. The Secretary General, Jan Kubis, began a second three-year term of office on 15 June 2002.  \nA new edition of the Handbook is in preparation and will be published later in the year.  \nWHAT IS THE OSCE?  \nHISTORY  \nSTRUCTURES AND INSTITUTIONS  \nINSTRUMENTS  \nFIELD ACTIVITIES  \nMECHANISMSAND PROCEDURES  \nTHE HIGH COMMISSIONER ON NATIONAL MINORITIES  \nTHE HUMAN DIMENSION  \nPOLITICO-MILITARY ASPECTS OF SECURITY  \nTHE ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL DIMENSION  \nTHE OSCE PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY  \nEXTERNAL CO-OPERATION  \nPARTNERS FOR CO-OPERATION  \n1  \n2  \n3  \n4  \n5  \n6  \n7  \n8  \n9  \n10  \n11  \n12  \n13  \nList of OSCE participating States VII  \nIntroduction VIII 1. What is the OSCE? 1  \nFrom Vancouver to Vladivostok .................................................................. 1  \nA Co-operative Approach ............................................................................2  \nA Unique Status ...........................................................................................3  \nPart I: OSCE – An Overview  \n2. History 6  \nThe Helsinki Process....................................................................................7  \nFrom the CSCE to the OSCE .................................................................... 12  \nThe OSCE Today ....................................................................................... 17  \n3. Structures and Institutions 20  \nNegotiating and Decision-making Bodies ..............................................21  \nSummits .....................................................................................................21  \nReview Conferences ..................................................................................23  \nThe Ministerial Council .............................................................................25  \nThe Permanent Council..............................................................................25  \nThe Senior Council ....................................................................................26  \nThe Forum for Security Co-operation .......................................................27  \nThe Decision-making Process....................................................................28  \nOperational Structures and Institutions................................................30  \nThe Chairman-in-Office.............................................................................30  \nThe Secretary General and the Secretariat .................................","cbCaiaclOswY30bV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaclOswY30bV","pdf",971938,106,"English","# Addenda\n## Ministerial councils and key OSCE decisions\n## OSCE missions and institutional changes\n## Legal and budgetary updates\n# What is the OSCE?\n## History\n## Structures and Institutions\n## Instruments\n## Field Activities\n## Mechanisms and Procedures\n## The High Commissioner on National Minorities\n## The Human Dimension\n## Politico-Military Aspects of Security\n## The Economic and Environmental Dimension\n## The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly\n## External Co-operation\n## Partners for Co-operation","[{\"question\":\"What OSCE-related events are summarized in the addenda section?\",\"answer\":\"The addenda lists major OSCE developments after the handbook’s original publication, including ministerial council outcomes, adoption of OSCE documents, and changes in missions and mandates.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the addenda describe changes to OSCE missions in the FRY region?\",\"answer\":\"It states that a Mission to the FRY was to be opened in January 2001 and that former long-duration missions to Sanjak, Vojvodina and Kosovo were dissolved.\"},{\"question\":\"Which treaty and budget items are updated in the addenda?\",\"answer\":\"The addenda notes the entry into force of the Open Skies Treaty on 1 January 2002 and fixes the unified OSCE budget for 2002 at 177.5 million Euros, excluding costs related to the Kosovo election.\"}]","OSCE Handbook - Addenda - 2000-2003 | PDF",1789929530,267]