Petar Lukovic
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Judging by preliminary and unofficial results, Milosevic and his clique have suffered an absolute and catastrophic defeat.
With only 16 days to go, the Milosevic bandwagon rolls ever closer to the inevitable election victory fanfare.
Following the Filipovic verdict, anyone involved in real journalism could overnight find themselves in prison
Yugoslavs were this week disappointed to learn that an internet news site report on the death of President Slobodan Milosevic was a hacker's prank
Students are first in the firing line as repression in Serbia reaches a new level of brutality.
With the closure of its independent media, Serbia has moved a step closer to what even the most optimistic now see as unavoidable - civil war.
Serbs feel despair and bitterness on the anniversary of a demonstration, which threatened to overthrow the Milosevic regime nearly ten years ago.
Serbia is rebuilding its bridges - and its minds. Academics are reviving the spirit of Brezhnev. China supports Yugoslav Prime Minister Momir Bu La To Vic. And our president boasts: "Our country is the freest and most democratic in the world."
Belgrade's attack on the media in Serbia has been successful. No opposition views are possible, and Serbia now speaks with one voice, that of Slobodan Milosevic.