Word: bosnia
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...that their political leanings were overwhelmingly Democratic, leading them to support Michael Dukakis in 1988 and Bill Clinton in 1992 and again this year. While most vehemently opposed the Vietnam War, '71 graduates, especially men, tended to agree with the U.S. position in the Persian Gulf War and in Bosnia...
...call government regulation of encryption the Bosnia of technology," said panelist Clint Smith, who is an attorney with Steptoe and Johnson, a Washington law firm...
Diplomacy is often a high-stakes game of chicken. This time the showdown is between the U.S. and Serb President Slobodan Milosevic over the fate of Radovan Karadzic, Bosnia's defiant Serb leader and most-wanted war criminal. His continued authority and freedom have been galling the West ever since the Dayton peace accords promised last December that he would be dumped from power and delivered to trial. Now he stands squarely in the way of Washington's rickety peace plan to hold "free and fair" elections this September in Bosnia--elections that will allow NATO forces to declare success...
...what if the U.S. loses the game of chicken and Milosevic never delivers Karadzic? Short of renewed fighting, elections will go ahead no matter what, says the head of OSCE in Bosnia, Ambassador Robert Frowick. But with Karadzic still pulling the strings, Clinton would find it increasingly difficult to explain his fear of using the 60,000 NATO troops on the ground to remove him. By the end of the week, in fact, NATO said its forces in Bosnia would be redeployed to limit Karadzic's and Mladic's movements--and therefore their ability to wield power. With...
...will also continue our efforts to build a stable, undivided Europe. NATO's Partnership for Peace, which Russia has joined, has begun to unite the continent. NATO's steady, gradual enlargement will continue. We will also encourage a strong partnership between Russia and NATO, building on our cooperation in Bosnia. The door to European integration is open to Russia; it must choose not to isolate itself...