23 August 1997 Attempts at resolving hot spots through dialogue, before the war, and at beginning a process of democratic reforms were obviously not successful; had they been, there would not have been any war. However, if something did not succeed, that does not mean that there were no attempts made. It only appears that way, when those attempts are […]
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