After the turnabout in Bosnia it is natural to expect the SPS to purge itself of the radical elements which have infiltrated its ranks. The SPS is a peculiar party; it is prepared to change its name, state ideology, war and peace policies, but it does not change its officials often. The scores change, but not the orchestra. It is […]
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