<p>Casey, Cole, and Noah discuss the "non-paper" alongside Thomas Ridenour, a Eurasia Center research assistant. The mysterious diplomatic paper suggests the breakup of Bosnia-Herzegovina along ethnic lines. They discuss the implications of the paper, reactions to it from Balkan and Western powers, and who might be responsible for writing it. </p>

Casey, Cole, and Noah discuss the "non-paper" alongside Thomas Ridenour, a Eurasia Center research assistant. The mysterious diplomatic paper suggests the breakup of Bosnia-Herzegovina along ethnic lines. They discuss the implications of the paper, reactions to it from Balkan and Western powers, and who might be responsible for writing it.

<p>Casey, Cole, and Noah discuss the "non-paper" alongside Thomas Ridenour, a Eurasia Center research assistant. The mysterious diplomatic paper suggests the breakup of Bosnia-Herzegovina along ethnic lines. They discuss the implications of the paper, reactions to it from Balkan and Western powers, and who might be responsible for writing it.&nbsp;</p>

The "Non-Paper"

Casey Chambers, Noah Bruster, and Cole Davila discuss key topics in foreign relations every week. Episodes will be either on a timely development in Eurasian affairs or a key concept. Produced and distributed by the Eurasia Center.

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The "Non-Paper"

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