The closest the Bosnian Serb Declaration got to endorsing the Contact Group plan is the assessment that it “can serve, in considerable measure, as a basis for further negotiations.” The historic “no” was said. Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic figures that it is easier to deal with Skyla, the monster that lives in the cold Geneva lake, than with Charybdis, […]
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