15 July 1998 BELGRADE–Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic’s strength is his skillful timing. He reacted quickly to the alleviation of Western diplomatic pressure on Serbia in response to the establishment in mid-May of weekly meetings between his representatives and Kosovo Albanian leaders. With attention focused on Kosovo, trouble brewing in Montenegro, and domestic opposition in disarray, Milosevic decided to crack down […]
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