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BELGRADE: Richard Holbrooke wasn't carrying a big enough stick. That's why he came back empty-handed from Kosovo this week: Slobodan Milosevic, the Serbian president, is emboldened by NATO's hesitance to conduct air strikes. "Holbrooke's mission failed because Milosevic didn't feel enough pressure," says TIME Central Europe bureau chief Massimo Calabresi. "NATO's political will is visibly weakening. Greece and Macedonia have come out against military action, and France is insisting on taking the matter before the U.N. That, together with Russia's support, has taken the heat off Milosevic...
...response to rumors this week that Karadzic has been negotiating terms for a surrender, his brother told reporters at a press conference in Greece yesterday that the former commander-in-chief of the Serbian Republic "never considered turning himself in, and he never made contact with anyone for that reason, nor does he plan...
...very proud to be part of a group who helped all, regardless of nationality [during the war between the Bosnians and the Serbian Yugoslavs], and do as much good as possible," said Bagaric, who also noted that half of Bosnia's doctors fled during the period...
...Anger over last week's massacres by Serb paramilitaries, meanwhile, is boosting Albanian support for the violent actions of the Kosovo Liberation Front. That, together with Serbian intransigence, is likely to dash the best efforts of the international community to keep the peace in the Balkans...
Regarding "Albanians Evade Serb Authorities" (News, March 4): Many people do not know that since October ethnically Albanian students in Kosova have been organizing peacefully to protest the Serbian government's refusal of education and other basic human rights. Students at campuses across the nation are rallying in support of this non-violent protest movement in an effort to stop the violence...