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Bosnian peace talks start in Dayton, Ohio. An agreement is signed
in Dayton on the reintegration of Eastern Slavonia into Croatia.
The UN Security Council suspends sanctions on the former Yugoslavia.
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US Secretary of Defence William Perry and Russian Defence Minister
General Pavel Grachev visit NATO to discuss participation of Russian
forces in IFOR.
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resolution photos of the visit to NATO by William Perry, US
Secretary of Defense and General Pavel Grachev, Russian Defence
Minister
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The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Armed Services
Committee block the ratification of the Chemical Weapons Convention.
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The Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defence of the WEU nations
meet in Madrid and affirm the objective of developing the WEU as
a means to strengthen the European pillar in NATO.
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The President of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Branko
Crvenkovski, visits NATO. His country joins PfP.
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resolution photos of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia's
signing of the Partnership for Peace Framework Document (PfP)
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Visits to NATO by President Martti Aktisaari of Finland, and OSCE
Chairman Lazlo Kovacs.
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Recipients from 14 Alliance countries receive medals for service
in relation to former Yugoslavia.
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The European Union and 12 Mediterranean neighbours sign an agreement
in Barcelona on future political and economic cooperation.
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