SloveniaThe article reflects on the naivety of believing that 'two are needed for war,' referencing criticisms of Ukraine's resistance. It discusses a historical dialogue between Radovan Karadžić and Alija Izetbegović from October 1991, which is noted as one of the last parliamentary exchanges before the Bosnian conflict escalated. The author highlights Karadžić's explicit warning of genocide against Bosniaks during this exchange, emphasizing that such discussions were not isolated but part of broader patterns leading to conflict.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the historical dialogue between Karadžić and Izetbegović through a lens that emphasizes the explicit warnings of genocide by Karadžić, suggesting a deliberate intent to incite violence. While the content is historical, the emphasis on the implications of these conversations and a
