Lee Bryant: [crisisweb] New ICG South Balkans Report

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Date: Sat, 3 Jul 1999 15:48:28 +0000 To: nettime-l@desk.nl From: Lee
Bryant <lee@tmg.co.uk>(by way of richard@hrc.wmin.ac.uk (Richard
Barbrook)) Subject: [crisisweb] New ICG South Balkans Report Sender:
richard@hrc.wmin.ac.uk

C R I S I S W E B   N E W S
Friday July 2, 1999

ICG SOUTH BALKANS
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On 28 June 1989, at Kosovo Polje, Slobodan Milosevic delivered the speech
that was to propel him to the leadership of Yugoslavia. Ten years on, he
remains firmly entrenched in power. His clear intention to retain his grip
on the FRY guarantees the continuation of a highly destabilizing, siege
atmosphere in Belgrade, and he has already signaled that he may turn
against the democratically elected government in Montenegro. Further
crises, confrontations, and possible conflict lie ahead. 

ICG's latest report, "Back to the Future: Milosevic Prepares For Life
After Kosovo" analyses the Serbian response to the war and to the NATO
alliance, and provides a more general survey of the political landscape in
Serbia in the wake of the war. The report also offers a series of
recommendations aimed at loosening Milosevic's grip on power. 

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