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ISSN: 1052-7036

EISSN: 1745-1302

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Volume 4 - August 1993

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The U.S. and NATO Raise the Ante in Bosnia: February 5–April 7, 1994

President's Trip to Asia and Economic Summit July 6–10, 1993

Bosnia-Herzegovina: To the Brink of Stronger Action — and Back

President Clinton's Trip to Europe January 9–16, 1994

The Historic Handshake on the White House Lawn: The Israel-Plo Agreement & Other Middle East Agreements

Africa

U.N. Troops, Strongly Supported by U.S. Forces, Respond to Attacks by Followers of Somali Warlord

Feature

Bosnia, NATO, and American Leadership

Secretary Christopher's Visit to China: Human Rights and Most-Favored-Nation Renewal

The Shifting Priorities of U.S. Foreign Policy; Peacekeeping Downgraded

Somalia Policy Debate: Walk, Don't Run, to the Nearest Exit August 27–October 7, 1993

A Quartet of Foreign Policy Speeches

U.N. Reform for Peacekeeping, Collective Security

Arms Control

North Korea Suspends Withdrawal from Nonproliferation Treaty After Talks with U.S.

Feature

NAFTA, APEC, GATT: Top Priority to Global Economics

Bulletin Special

Where is Russia Going? Perspectives from the U.S. Ambassador to Russia, President Yeltsin and Foreign Minister Kozyrev

East Asia

President Clinton and Japanese Prime Minister Miyazawa Discuss Bilateral Trade Problems Prior to Economic Summit

Bulletin Special

Maastricht Treaty on European Union Enters into Force on November 1, 1993; European Economic Area Created

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Crisis in Moscow: U.S. Reaction to Boris Yeltsin's Showdown with Parliament

Africa

President Meets with South African Leaders Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk, July 2, 1993 1

President Clinton's Comments on Departure of U.S. Troops From Somalia, March 8, 1994 1

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