WORLD IN BRIEF : BOSNIA : U.N. Talks Founder as Serbs Drag Feet
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The United Nations postponed Bosnian peace talks in Geneva after Serbs reneged on their promise to withdraw forces from around a Muslim enclave. The Bosnian Serbs promised more than a month ago to get their troops out of a 1.9-mile zone around the eastern town of Gorazde. U.N. observers say 150 to 200 armed Serbs are still there, having swapped military garb for police officer’s uniforms. A U.N. envoy said negotiations will start only after a Serb withdrawal.
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