The great powers are losing their appetite for using force against Belgrade. Has international diplomacy failed? International diplomacy is showing signs of final despair over Kosovo. The 12-point document from yesterday’s meeting of the Contact Group in Bonn confirmed once again that the great powers are unwilling to use force against Belgrade. Although Ms. Ollbrajt called for a tougher policy towards the Serbs, many Contact Group ministers demonstrated a desire not to use force. Overall, the Bonn meeting took a position in favor of a conformist policy towards Millosheviçi’s course, reiterating in bureaucratic language the need to end the violence and begin dialogue. The resolution on imposing sanctions and the appeal to neighboring states to stop the flow of arms destined for Serbia showed that the price of peace in Kosovo will demand many sublime sacrifices from the Albanians. It has already been shown that sanctions do not have a direct effect on the course pursued by Millosheviçi, by Continued on page 3

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