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The seat that has been empty since the suspension of Yugoslavia from the OSCE in 1992.

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The OSCE Permanent Council is the regular body for political consultation and decision-making on all issues pertinent to the OSCE and is responsible for the day-to-day business of the Organization.

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Votes are cast during the municipal elections held in Bosnia and Herzegovina on 8 April 2000.

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OSCE election officials seal a ballot box with votes from the Bosnia and Herzegovina municipal elections, 13-14 September 1997.

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An SFOR soldier, left, steps back to take a look at the OSCE election poster he put up on a street in Sarajevo for the OSCE information campaign, which urges people to vote for their children's future.

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SFOR and the OSCE established good working relations for the municipal elections held on 13-14 September 1997. Here a soldier is pictured posting an election information sheet.

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OSCE Chairman-in-Office Knut Vollebaek (left) meets with Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic (right) in Belgrade on 1 March 1999 to discuss solutions to the crisis in Kosovo.

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OSCE Chairperson-in-Office, Benita Ferrero-Waldner, meets with President Kostunica in Belgrade, 6 November 2000.

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Voters cast their ballots for municipal elections in Kosovo on 28 October 2000.

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OSCE Chairman-in-Office Polish Foreign Minister Bronislaw Geremek (right) meets with Ibrahim Rugova, leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo, in Pristina in March 1998.

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OSCE Chairman-in-Office Polish Foreign Minister Bronislaw Geremek displays the agreement signed with the Yugoslav authorities in Belgrade, 16 October 1998. The accord allowed for up to 2,000 unarmed OSCE 'verifiers' in Kosovo.

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The OSCE Ministerial Troika, Foreign Ministers Knut Vollebæk of Norway (centre), Wolfgang Schüssel of Austria (left) and Bronislaw Geremek of Poland (right), meet in Vienna, 21 January 1999 to discuss the situation in Kosovo.