27 December 1996 AT LAST, ZORAN DJINDJIC, leader of the Demo-cratic Party (DS), has made himself known on the inter-national stage. For at least the past six years, Djindjic has been among the handful of major opposition leaders in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Internationally, he has been upstaged by the flamboyant and charismatic leader of the opposition Serbian Renewal […]
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