17 October 1994 The further you go on the road west from Belgrade, through Serb-held territories, the more obviously strict the checkpoint controls, the more unstable and impoverished the newly created states, and the more expensive the fuel. Along the roads, stands sell petrol instead of fruit and diesel in plastic bottles. So it’s not surprising that the cafe near […]
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