A formidable baton to pass

Article Abstract:

Pres Bush's flurry of foreign policy activity in his last few weeks in office is raising questions about what the US should do in Bosnia-Herzegovina. It is thought US intervention could escalate the fighting, even though Bill Clinton advocated a more activist US role.

Presidents, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Military aspects, Presidential transitions, Bosnia-Herzegovina

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A missile too many?

Article Abstract:

The US has been criticized for retaliating too strongly against Iraq for infractions on UN Security Council rulings. After Pres Clinton took office Saddam Hussein agreed to a cease fire in the no-fly zone and will allow UN inspection of his unconventional weapons.

Influence, Iraq, Iraqi foreign relations, Persian Gulf War, 1991, Hussein, Saddam

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The world in his lap

Article Abstract:

Bill Clinton is more inclined toward a moral approach to intervention in troubled nations like Somalia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Haiti than was Pres Bush. US public opinion supports intervention in Somalia but other nations fear US overinvolvement.

Somalia, Intervention (International law), Military intervention, Operation Restore Hope, 1992-, Somali foreign relations

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