Amanpour and Rubin revisit Dayton: Inside the Clinton war room and the cost of peace

This duo, whose professional and personal lives were intertwined by the war in BiH, reveals what transpired behind closed doors within the Clinton Administration and details the critical shift made by the US, moving from a purely "humanitarian policy" to the eventual use of force.

Amanpour recalls the moment her "stomach tied into a knot" following Slobodan Milosevic's statement to Alija Izetbegovic about "giving away Sarajevo." Meanwhile, Rubin provides analysis on why the Dayton Agreement today fails to function as originally intended, yet argues why its necessity at the time was paramount.

The episode offers new light on key moments of that historical period and the profound lessons the world may (or may not) have learned from the conflict in Bosnia.