Issue 335 - March 7, 1998

Even if Milosevic were to concede to outside pressures, which will certainly increase enormously, and, let us say, were to allow Albanian children into schools, it is still questionable whether it would be possible to stop the wave of so called Liberation Army of Kosovo (UCK) reprisal actions

A protest rally by ethnic Albanians in Pristina following the Drenica bloodshed ended with a brutal police intervention in which 30 protesters were wounded and one was killed, allegedly with a shot in the mouth

It is a fact that all armed actions for which the Liberation Army of Kosovo has taken responsibility fall under the category of armed insurgence. However, the unfolding of armed action by the MUP of Serbia in the Drenice Region of Kosovo bares all the telltale signs of operations on enemy territories as were witnessed in the wars in former Yugoslavia

Serbian politicians are burdened by the experiences of previous generations who had a hard time with this problem, mainly following a formula of "gold and uniform", which meant some violence, some corruption and compromises, and some ignoring

The SPO leader has lost his electorate since the last elections; and this tendency continues as a result of his coalition with the govenment, and will continue further if he becomes part of the government - but those votes, as it seems, will certainly not go to Vojislav Seselj

Serbian politicians are burdened by the experiences of previous generations who had a hard time with this problem, mainly following a formula of "gold and uniform", which meant some violence, some corruption and compromises, and some ignoring

The SPO leader has lost his electorate since the last elections; and this tendency continues as a result of his coalition with the govenment, and will continue further if he becomes part of the government - but those votes, as it seems, will certainly not go to Vojislav Seselj

A group of fifty members of the Democratic Party (DS), dissatisfied with the situation and relationships between Democrats, rebelled in January of this year against “centralization of party decision-making”

The Greek side can't own the mine (it can only get a time limit on its exploitation), but can buy the mining complex in Bor and the one in Trepca.