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  1. US policy is creating strategic uncertainty in the Western Balkans, testing political will for regional integration.
  2. The US administration is reportedly arguing for weakening Dayton principles and has backed its envoy regarding the High Representative role in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Calls for NATO intervention in Srebrenica and shared blame for institutional inertia in peacekeeping.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 10
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Calls for NATO intervention in Srebrenica and shared blame for institutional inertia in peacekeeping.

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  1. The ICTY convicted Ratko Mladic of genocide and war crimes related to the massacres that took place in Srebrenica in 1995.Sub-event
  2. Ministerial opposition to op-ed regarding Srebrenica and calls for NATO intervention.1 source

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The US administration is reportedly arguing for weakening Dayton principles and has backed its envoy regarding the High Representative role in Bosnia and Herzegovina. All 1 developments

Within US policy is creating strategic uncertainty in the Western Balkans, testing political will for regional integration.

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