Constraints test UN troops In Bosnia, the rules reach an extremeRandolph Ryan, Globe Staff
In 1994 the secretary-general determined that 35,000 troops would be needed to deter attacks on so-called safe areas in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Member states authorized fewer than 8,000 troops and took a year to provide them. Nevertheless, the United Nations has had some successes: its operat...
UNIFIL's mandate was expanded to monitor the cessation of hostilities and to accompany the deployment of Lebanese armed forces throughout southern Lebanon as Israel withdraws its troops.■
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Sir Michael Rose is a British military officer who commanded United Nations (UN) peacekeeping forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1994–95) during the disintegration of Yugoslavia. After studying at the University of Oxford and at the Sorbonne, Rose was co
Self-legitimationUnited NationsVoicing criticism seems to be a difficult task for employees in international organisations (IOs), as numerous anecdotes in the... B Christian - 《Journal of International Relations & Development》 被引量: 0发表: 2021年 The public deploys the troops? Public opinion ...
Some ministers seemed surprised by the frankness of the discussion opened by Britain and France, the Nato countries with most troops in Bosnia.收藏 引用 批量引用 报错 分享 全部来源 求助全文 questia.com 相似文献EU adopts tougher safeguards on genetic modification Faced with widespread public concern...
During the public pronouncement of his appeal judgment, the appeals chamber upheld the conviction and 20-year prison sentence to the former commander of the ethnic Croat troops in the 1992-1995 war. "Judges, Slobodan Praljak is not a war criminal. I reject the verdict with contempt," he st...
strictly prohibited its troops from interfering militarily against the Serbs. Thus they remained steadfastly neutral no matter how bad the situation became. Throughout 1993, confident that the U.N., United States and the European Community would not take militarily action, Serbs in Bosnia freely...
45. Peace enforcement units were impractical because quite apart from problems of soldiers being killed, even Britain and the US could not immediately provide inoculated troops, ready to go anywhere. However, two years’ later Boutros-Ghali still clung to what had become a dead duck. (See Dowd...