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Peljto, a fellow European who emigrated to the U.S. from Serbia in 1995, provides a welcome reference for Cserny as she encounters challenges in playing American basketball...
...RICHARD SCHICKEL is a veteran TIME film critic who this week reviews Kandahar, a film that explores the routine anarchy of daily life in Afghanistan, and Behind Enemy Lines, a war movie about a Navy flyer who is shot down in Serbia. Talk to him on Wednesday...
...province's first democratically elected assembly, though turnout among minority Serbs was relatively low. Ibrahim Rugova, whose Democratic League of Kosovo took more than 46% of the vote, called for Kosovo's full independence "as soon as possible." But U.N. officials said the province will remain part of Serbia until a political settlement can be reached. In the meantime, it will continue to be administered by the U.N., in tandem with the new assembly. MACEDONIA Shock Waves The fragile peace process received further setbacks after a bomb exploded in the border town of Tetevo and the main ethnic Macedonian party...
...Americans wanted it. Washington was eager to get the overflight rights and port privileges that come with the NATO declaration but was clearly set on waging the war on terror alone, mostly because doing it with others has proved to be a major hassle in places like Serbia and Kosovo...
...there's a lot less to hit in Afghanistan than there was in Serbia. And that may be why the U.S. is using a lot fewer planes than they did in the Kosovo conflict. What we are seeing so far, is a seemingly judicious use of force. If they were flying in hundreds of planes every night that would be more for PR than military effectiveness...