It is too early to tell if the NATO air strikes against Serbia will force Serbian president Slobodan Milosevic to call off his war against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo.
Success demands the latter.
The current crisis in Kosovo cannot be understood in a vacuum. It must be examined within a broader strategic context. Such an examination does not encourage optimism. The Clinton administration's foreign policy and grand strategy can be faulted on a number of accounts. First, the general approach is flawed.