Issue 428 - March 4, 2000

The KLA is repeating its strategy of double provocation in the south of Serbia: it is creating riots, provoking the Serbian forces and waiting for NATO to intervene

A regime which is on the wane is unable to normalize and stabilize relations with the rest of the world, to reestablish the federation on solid feet and to establish order on the entire territory of this state. That is why the shadow of war is ever present

Before the first escalation of violence in February, the Albanian part of town had been inhabited with about 6,000 Serbs. According to the data of the UN civil mission (UNMIK), at the same time, about 2,000 Albanians and 14,000 Serbs had lived in the northern part of Mitrovica

About what the government is really up to can hardly be discerned from the Socialists. The majority of them respond to the question about local elections with 'that is what I would like to know too, but it will be as our 'dad' estimates it should be'

"We will guarantee the agreements signed in Dayton and Kumanovo, we will respect every democratically adopted decision in Montenegro, but before all that we must explain to citizens how they will live better," states the President of the Civil Alliance of Serbia in an interview for VREME

The month of March has come, the month of "public works" in Belgrade. Will now the symbolism of March 9 obtain some new complementary meanings?