Bosnia after SFOR: Options for continued US engagement

Article Abstract:

Peace in Bosnia remains elusive despite the looming June 1998 deadline for withdrawing US and NATO troops. The Bosnian parties have failed to fully comply with the Dayton Agreement, and the NATO-led Stabilisation Force (SFOR) has recently been taking a more proactive stance. The US Congress has indicated it will not support long term military presence, therefore there is a need to alter the Dayton framework to enable a more stable Bosnia.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Military aspects

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Putting Europe first

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the political policy of the George Bush government of the United States toward Europe are discussed. Particular attention is given to the United States' aim to support the development of a united Europe, and to control the Balkans and Russia.

Strategic aspects, World politics

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A consensus on missile defence?

Article Abstract:

US missile defence policy, and the chances of an agreement between the US and European countries on this issue, are examined in detail.

Political aspects, Military policy

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