The army that used to bear the name JNA (Yugoslav Peoples’ Army) has been facing one trauma after another: at issue now is a reduction in the number of its professional staff, possibly the most painful stage in the healing of this bulky and ailing organism. Will the fish be cleaned from the head this time, as it seems at […]

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