Yugoslavs are still bickering about what to do about the future of their federation.15 October 2001 PODGORICA, Yugoslavia–As lawmakers in Montenegro prepare to discuss a draft of the special referendum law on the country’s legal status, enduring divisions between the government and the opposition–and in society at large–remain. If passed in parliament, the special law will mandate holding a referendum […]
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