LBC/IRN · London Broadcasting Company

Title

Bosnian peace talks progress

Genre

News report; Interview; Speech

TX Date

6 Mar 1993

Year of production

1993

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Duration

00:04:26

Description

Paul Woodley reports from New York on the continuing UN peace talks and whether leader of the Bosnian muslims, President Izetbegovic, will accept the Vance-Owen peace plan for a ceasefire and splitting up of the former Yugoslavia into 10 provinces. Includes UN spokesman Fred Eckert arguing the current talks may be the last chance for agreement; US President Bill Clinton ruling out use of US ground forces in the conflict but threatening stronger economic sanctions against Serbia.

Contributors

Paul Woodley; Bill Clinton; Fred Eckert

Keywords

USA; Ethnic conflicts; Military affairs; David Owen; UN; Economic sanctions; Conflict resolution; Diplomacy; Peacebuilding; Wars (events); Cyrus Vance; Yugoslav War (1991-1995); Bosnian and Herzegovina; Serbia and Monetnegro; Alija Izetbegovic; Slobodan Milosevic

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