Word: herzegovina
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...woods, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Robert Frasure got from Milosevic the first news that the flyer was alive-and assurance of his safety. Frasure had been in Belgrade trying to negotiate a deal in which sanctions could be suspended in return for Yugoslavia's recognition of Bosnia-Herzegovina. In saying goodbye to Milosevic one afternoon, he told the President that Washington feared the pilot was dead. Not so, replied Milosevic: "We know he is alive." He told Frasure that searchers had found a used parachute as well as other equipment apparently abandoned by the pilot, and that...
...whole world, in the course of a few seconds, was shocked and horrified about what happened in Oklahoma City and at the same time, understood it as a great warning for all. Thanks to television the whole world knows that there exists an internationally recognized country called Bosnia and Herzegovina and that from the moment it recognized this country, the international community has tried unsuccessfully to divide it into grotesque mini-states according to the wishes of warlords who have never been recognized by anyone as anyone's legitimate representatives...
...letter to President Clinton urges him to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia-Herzegovina immediately while the letter to Boutros Ghali asks the Secretary General to support more funding for an investigation of alleged war crimes committed in Bosnia...
...raising pledges for a 10 kilometer walk,participants can help the Committee contribute torelief efforts for children in Bosnia Herzegovina...
...coast of Haiti for the U.S. intervention last September; it then steamed to the Middle East in October, when Saddam Hussein marched Iraqi troops to the Kuwaiti border. In December it was posted in the Adriatic, where its jets patrolled the no-fly zone over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Throughout the cruise, the ship performed "as well as if not better than before women were aboard," says the Ike's executive officer, Captain Doug Roulstone. "As a matter of fact, if you took women off the ship now, it wouldn't feel right...