Doors slam: Bosnia's refugees

Article Abstract:

Germany, preparing to expel at least some of its 320,000 Bosnian refugees, grapples with the morality of sending people back to a hostile situation. In a compromise plan, Bosnians least likely to face danger will be sent home as early as spring 1997. Refugee policies across Europe are discussed.

Germany, International aspects, Deportation, German foreign relations, Refugees, Bosnian, Bosnian refugees, Bosnia and Herzegovina foreign relations

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Endgame in parts: Bosnia

Article Abstract:

Territorial partition appears to be the only option to ending the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina, although it would be unfair to the Muslims, who lost the most territory. Partition also conflicts with the western principle of not allowing territorial expansion by force.

Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Partition, Territorial, Territorial partition

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And so to Bosnia?

Article Abstract:

Pressure on Bosnia and Hercegovina to become an independent republic may result in fighting between its ethnic groups. Yugoslavia's collapse has revived an alliance between Muslims and Croats. Serbs refuse to live in a Muslim state.

National liberation movements, Yugoslavia, Race relations

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