Issue 427 - February 26, 2000

Contrary to Seselj, who at his congress was again creating the Greater Serbia stretching Serbia's western borders as far as Karlobag, Milosevic this time spread his geographic molds from the Timok to the Drina river, not mentioning his previous (favorite) coordinates of Horgos and Dragas.

It is up to the opposition to organize and to show Milosevic that it is alive and well

The season of dangerous living in Kosovo has already begun. Serbs used stones to drive away American soldiers from the northern part of Kosovska Mitrovica, only to see the same soldiers come back to search every Serb household. While 20,000 Albanians marched toward the northern part of Kosovo, the socialists were accusing German soldiers of behaving like Nazis

In Yugoslavia only the federal police has been denied the right to form unions. Beside this, people from Montenegrin and the federal police forces have been prohibited from holding strikes or organizing politically. This does not hold true for Serbia

Even after the removal of sanctions, JAT (the Yugoslav Airlines) will have to be content with the income acquired by renting the fleet and the crew, just as the state apparatus relies on humanitarian aid from China, having in mind that Bellorussia is not in a situation to help