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Bosnia

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bosnia

[ noun ]

the northern part of Bosnia-Herzegovina

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a mountainous republic of south-central Europe; formerly part of the Ottoman Empire and then a part of Yugoslavia; voted for independence in 1992 but the mostly Serbian army of Yugoslavia refused to accept the vote and began ethnic cleansing in order to rid Bosnia of its Croats and Muslims

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Bosnia \Bosnia\ n.
A mountainous republic of south-central Europe; formerly part
of the Ottoman Empire and Yugoslavia; voted for independence
in 1992 but the mostly Serbian army of Yugoslavia refused to
accept the vote and began `ethnic cleansing' to rid Bosnia of
Croats and Muslims [syn: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnai Hercegovina,
Bosnia-Herzegovina]
[WordNet 1.7]

Ireland has moved a step closer to abandoning its traditional policy of military neutrality by announcing that it is prepared to consider sending troops to help UN efforts in eastern Bosnia.
Serbs have taken two thirds of Bosnia since Moslems and Croats voted for independence in March.
Talk of 'surgical' air strikes to force an end to Serbian sieges of Bosnia's Moslem communities is rejected as 'sheer fantasy'.
He said the Geneva talks offered an opportunity for the contact group countries to say clearly what they want in Bosnia and to increase pressure on the warring parties.
However, similar agreements put forward since 1991 have collapsed. Mr Mohamed Sacirbey, Bosnia's ambassador to the UN, expressed the Moslem-led government's fear of a Serbo-Croat carve-up at their expense.
The president made it clear that in advance of an overall settlement he remains opposed to committing US ground troops to Bosnia.
Bosnian Serbs have driven hundreds of Moslems from their homes in northeast Bosnia, UN military officers said.
Last week, before events in Bosnia came to my rescue, I was contemplating a comparative study on attitudes towards unemployment.
The views of Sud-Ouest on Bosnia seem neither notably exotic nor especially banal over a kir on the terrasse of one's gite. It is one's own newspapers that suddenly seem odd or absurd.
Although sanctions have devastated the economy, they failed to slow the Serbian onslaught in Bosnia.
They have seen what happened in Bosnia,' says a western diplomat. Serb politicians claim Albanian households are concealing arms.
Both countries should recognise that their national prestige and interests are now irrevocably bound up with the UN operation in Bosnia.
They plan to fly on to Belgrade for talks with the Serbian government and then to Zagreb, the Croatian capital. Lord Carrington said it appeared Serbia was trying to carve out a Serbian enclave in Bosnia.
Croatia and Serbia have tried to carve up Bosnia,' he added. British officials said that the conference chairmen were not intending to establish pre-conditions for attending.
In the end it is the degree to which there is this coincidence of strategic interests, whether it's trade issues or Bosnia or Iraq or dealing with the former Soviet Union.
The contact group had set a Tuesday deadline for the warring parties to give either a clear Yes or No. Bosnia's Moslems have indicated they will accept the plan.
Mr Evangelos Venizelos, Greek government spokesman, said that Athens would withdraw its crews from Nato surveillance aircraft over Bosnia if the alliance launched air strikes.
US officials said it would also require Serbia to make territorial concessions in eastern Bosnia.
Everyone from Bosnia may stay, even if their visas have expired.
But there are no such precise divisions in the main towns of Bosnia. All three communities have warned that fighting would not just be house-to-house but flat-to-flat in the numerous high rise buildings which surround Sarajevo.
Militant Serb leaders from Bosnia yesterday welcomed the proclamation, Belgrade Radio reported. The proclamation was made by Mr Mate Boban, a leading politician of the Bosnian Croatian Democratic Union, sister-party of the ruling party in Croatia.
He urged the US to concentrate its aid effort on Srebrenica. A third of Bosnia's lawmakers yesterday endorsed a new package of positions on a peace plan presented by President Alija Izetbegovic, AP reports from Sarajevo.
Supporters of the Bosnian government in Washington say it has been unfairly deprived of the chance to defend itself against a vastly better armed enemy. Even within the EU, there has been a struggle to co-ordinate policy over Bosnia.
It has to be carefully planned, and evidence is already coming out that this was the case in Rwanda, perhaps even more clearly than it was in Bosnia.
President Bill Clinton of the US was right to warn his Nato partners at their recent summit in Brussels not to make threats about military action in Bosnia which were never likely to be carried out.
Last week, for example, the bloody end of the siege in Waco pushed Bosnia down the newslists. The latest Newsweek poll split evenly - 47 per cent to 47 per cent - in response to the question of whether Bosnia was America's problem.
Last week, for example, the bloody end of the siege in Waco pushed Bosnia down the newslists. The latest Newsweek poll split evenly - 47 per cent to 47 per cent - in response to the question of whether Bosnia was America's problem.
A lax timetable, or none at all, would be a recipe for failure. Banning military flights should be coupled with placing all military aircraft in Bosnia under international control.
A Gallup survey for The Daily Telegraph shows that 61 per cent back sending an international force to Bosnia to enforce a peace settlement.
The Liberal Democrats are focusing on Bosnia.

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