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...Reported by Edward Barnes/Pale, Massimo Calabresi/ Vienna, Marguerite Michaels/Washington, William Rademaekers/London, Thomas Sancton/Paris and Alexandra Stiglmayer/Sarajevo
...REPORTED BY EDWARD BARNES/NOVI SAD, MASSIMO CALABRESI/ ZAGREB, J.F.O. MCALLISTER/WASHINGTON, MARGUERITE MICHAELS/NEW YORK AND BRUCE VAN VOORST/NOORDWIJK
...does TIME's whole brave Balkans team, which last week also included correspondents Ed Barnes in Belgrade and Massimo Calabresi in Zagreb and reporter Alexandra Stiglmayer in Sarajevo. Calabresi, our chief Central European correspondent, just took over the post from James L. Graff, who has moved to the Chicago bureau after three years of dangerous assignments in Bosnia. At times during his tour of duty, Graff drove through sniper fire in an unarmored "soft" car, and once he was held hostage overnight by mujahedin, foreign Islamic soldiers working with Bosnian Muslims. Says Graff: "The thing to do is make sure...
...cover the action. "You have to rely more than anything on the reporter's common sense on what risks are worth taking," she says. "Our team, to a person, has been incredibly courageous and enterprising." She's confident that our newest recruit in the Bosnian battle zone, Calabresi, will continue that tradition. Says Attinger: "There's a great curiosity and intensity in Massimo. There's always one more thing for him to find...
...expecting to marry him. Depending on how her case goes--the trial is set for March--she could be living soon in a prison cell. Depending on how his drug case goes, so could he. Then again, if she goes to jail, perhaps he won't. --Reported by Massimo Calabresi/ New York, Wendy Cole/Minneapolis and Elaine Shannon/Washington