July '93: one or three countries? | Sarajevo kept in check | A new peace plan for Bosnia on the horizon

June '93: The Milošević-Tuđman proposal | Military operations in Central and Eastern Bosnia | Sarajevo against the international community

May '93: Serbs against Bosnian Serbs | The new "safe areas" in Bosnia and Herzegovina | The siege of Mostar by Croats of Bosnia | The collapse of the Vance-Owen Plan

April '93: Srebrenica "safe area" | The tensions between Serbs and Bosnian Serbs on the Vance-Owen Plan | Operation Sharp Guard

March '93: the tragedy of Cerska and Srebrenica | The sign on the new map of Bosnia and Herzegovina as established by the Vance-Owen Plan | Operation Deny Floght

February '93: President Bill Clinton's promises | The diplomatic turnarounds in Moscow and Washington | Operation Provide Promise and the new International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

January '93: the Vance-Owen Plan | Reactions and failure of the peace Plan | The hostilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Croatia

December '92: the nationalist axis between Belgrade and Moscow | The concern in Washington | The parliamentary and presidential elections in Serbia

November '92: the isolation of the Yugoslav Federation | The contrast between Milošević and Panić | The tensions in Macedonia

October '92: the agreement between Serbs and Croats | The Croat-Bosnian conflict | The union of the Serbian Republics in Croatia and Bosnia