13 March 2003 BELGRADE, Serbia–It is hard to imagine any worse news. The assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic leaves us with the feeling that we are hostage to dark forces that are not even attempting to hide themselves. The assassination of the prime minister had already been attempted but was not considered serious enough by those whose job […]
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