The Red Line 58 - Bosnia: A Peace in Pieces
Dec 12, 2021
Bosnia's slide back to ethnic conflict, power struggles, and fragile political ecosystem highlighted. Deteriorating relations, potential for renewed conflict explored. Complexities of Balkan geopolitics, constitutional change, and denial of the genocide discussed. Vulnerability to external influences, particularly Russia, emphasized. Debate on appeasing nationalist demands vs intervention. Future of Bosnia, need for investment, EU membership, NATO role debated. Announcements and gratitude for listeners included.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Bosnia-Herzegovina's Complex Power Sharing Agreement
02:41 • 12min
Complexities of Balkan Geopolitics and Constitutional Change in Bosnia
14:35 • 23min
Bosnia's Vulnerabilities and External Influences
37:40 • 15min
Russian Motivations and Potential Involvement in Bosnia
52:11 • 16min
Appeasing Doddic: Defusing or Delaying?
01:07:58 • 2min
The Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Role of NATO
01:09:28 • 3min
Announcements, Dedication, and Gratitude
01:12:16 • 3min