Issue 352 - July 4, 1998

It is surprising with what speed the Liberation Army of Kosovo (KLA) has advanced from a terrorist organization to a legitimate negotiating partner. This radical turn occurred from March to June, probably less owing to efforts of the KLA itself, than those of Milosevic

While international observers look for lodging throughout Kosovo, SRJ’s president is letting the Americans solve the Kosovo problem more or less by themselves. Just like they are used to.

In academic circles Puric is reputed for his staunch political attitudes, so than even now his appointment to the position of rector is perceived as the coming of a true commissar who will execute decisions passed by JUL

American flirting with the Liberation Army of Kosovo (KLA) could have catastrophic results for peace in the Balkans

The Serbian regime has engaged all police and army units available to fight in Kosovo, but that proved insufficient. The Kosovo Serbs are now involved in the fighting too.