About this episode

The episode explores lessons from the Dayton Agreement and the Bosnian War in relation to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

30 years after the Dayton Agreement ended the war in Bosnia are there lessons for ending the war in Ukraine? In this far-reaching and deeply personal podcast FRDH host Michael Goldfarb and documentary filmmaker Fiona Lloyd-Davies who has been reporting on and off from Bosnia since the start of the war in 1992, look back at the conflict, the diplomacy that stopped the killing, and discuss how the Ukraine war can reach a negotiated end. Give them 56 minutes to explore the increasingly forgotten history of the Bosnian War and its relevance for today.

Topics covered

• Dayton Agreement
• Bosnia
• Ukraine
• war
• diplomacy

Keywords

• conflict resolution
• negotiation
• history
• documentary

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