The scent of nationalism was present in the former-Yugoslavia before Vladimir Putin effectively assumed power in Moscow. Already during the early stages of the conflict in Bosnia & Herzegovina, “BiH” solutions were being fashioned in the hope of, well appeasing is perhaps an appropriate term, those leaders in the region but also Moscow who saw feudal nationalism as the vehicle to replace authoritarian communism. As one of the negotiators that resulted in the so-called “Dayton-Paris Accords,” (that delivered an end to conflict in Bosnia & Herzegovina, the role of Washington and European representatives was on the surface …read more
Source: The Huffington Post
