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Tuesday, Jul. 03, 2001
Milosevic Throws Down the Gauntlet
The Serb strongman's snarling defiance hints at the political problems
posed by his trial
BY TONY KARON
Even in the dock, Slobodan Milosevic is going to be a headache for wor
Wednesday July 4, 7:28 PM
Yugoslav ex-premier hails Milosevic as "quite brave"
at trial
BELGRADE, July 4 (AFP) -
Zoran Zizic, who quit his post as Yugoslav prime
minister last week in protest at the extradition of
Slobodan Milosevic, said Wednesday the former
*hardliner behaved "quite bravely"
Title:
Milosevic Defiant at War Crimes
Court Yugoslav Refuses To Answer Charges
_Transcript_
'These
Are False Indi
4. juli 2001.
14:00 Jugoslovenski premijer u ostavci Zoran Zizic izjavio je danas u
Beogradu da je u ovom trenutku realnija opcija formiranje nove savezne
vlade nego raspisivanje izbora.
Yugoslav Prime Minister in resingation Zoran Zizic stated today in
Belgrade that in this moment the more rea
CONSULTATIONS ABOUT FORMING OF NEW FEDERAL GOVERNMENT:
SNP DEMANDS EARLY FEDERAL ELECTIONS
PODGORICA - Leaders of the Montenegrin opposition parties had yesterday
separate consultations about forming the new federal government with
President of FRY Vojislav Kostunica.
After these consultations P
Title:
An Opening on Chechnya
By Zbigniew Brzezinski, Max Kampelman and Alexander M.
Haig Jr.Wednesday, July 4, 2001; Page A19
Shortly after the Bush-Putin meeting in Slovenia last month, the Russian
president held a lengthy press conference with a group of American newsmen. His
comments
Title: Message
There was never any question that Milosevic
was above the law. But is NATO?
by Stephen
Gowans
The extradition of Mr. Milosevic is a
vindication of the whole idea of
international law, declared one
newspaper. Another: No one can escape
the long arm of international
l
Title: Message
Sulzberger, Milosovic and Sharon
by Ahmed Amr
Most Americans would not
recognize the Sulzberger name. Our country’s most successful propagandist, the
publisher of the New York Times keeps his name out of the news. Operating in the
shadows, he has established a reputation
Title:
CIA Gave $10
Million to Peru's Ex-Spymaster Angel Paez, The Public
iJuly 3, 2001
The Central Intelligence Agency gave ex-Peruvian spymaster Vladimiro
Montesinos at least $10 million in cash over the last decade, as well as
high-tech surveillance equipment that he used against his pol
Title: The Times 4.7.01
WEDNESDAY JULY 04 2001
New world order beset by old world's flawsSIMON JENKINSSlobodan Milosevic¹s defence
yesterday before the International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague was blunt.
³That¹s your problem² he told the judge, Richard May, when asked if he would
like
Title: Message
Published on Wednesday, July 4, 2001 in the Toronto
Star
International Law Should Not Be
Victors' JusticeIndicted or convicted war criminals are
all citizens of small, poor
countries
by Richard Gwyn
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