The Bosnian warfare killed roughly 100,000, displaced a whole lot of hundreds, and marked Europe’s deadliest atrocity since World War II. The Srebrenica genocide and Dayton Accords divided Bosnia into two NATO-monitored entities. Decades later, peace has held—prompting the query: what classes does this diplomacy maintain for at this time’s conflicts? CNN’s Christiane Amanpour discusses the parallels between then and now with Christopher Hill, former US Ambassador to Serbia, and Carl Bildt, former Swedish Prime Minister. #CNN #News
