Assassination attempt on Fatmir Haklaj

Car bomb; his policeman nephew is killed AMBUSH IN TROPOJË WITH A REMOTELY TRIGGERED EXPLOSION On page 9

THE CLASH BETWEEN TWO EUROPES

Corriere Della Sera THE CLASH BETWEEN TWO EUROPES Robin COOK* President Milošević now knows that time is on NATO’s side. With every passing day, Milošević’s war machine grows weaker. His tanks are short of fuel. Half of his aircraft have been destroyed, and the other half dare not take to the air. Morale is falling. Nothing miraculous is happening—to say nothing of the fact that more than half of the Serbian men who have received call-up papers have decided not to report, or that the politicians Continued on page 7

Clint(on) is shocked by the atrocities

RUSSIA CLOSER TO NATO

The New York Times Roger COHEN Western allies and Russia have managed to resolve their differences of opinion over a future international force in Kosovo and to decide when the most appropriate time will be to send these forces after the end of the conflict in the Serbian province, U.S. and NATO officials said. A senior German official said that a formal agreement had been reached with Russia on the need for “an international civilian pres- Continued on page 8

Clint(on) is shocked by Serbian atrocities

Clinton is shocked by Serbian atrocities On page 4

The outskirts of a city where the police dare not enter

DURRËS On page 16

RUGOVA? IT IS ALREADY TOO LATE

Corriere Della Sera Franco VENTURINI Who is Ibrahim Rugova today? The most immediate answer is also the best one: with the arrival in Italy of the Gandhi of the Balkans, he turns out to be a free man; he escapes the tragedy of his people and gets away from Milošević’s pressure. For weeks, after seeing the images of those meetings where he smiled with the Serbian dictator, which seemed to be taking place with a pistol pointed at Continued on page 8

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