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Sai, Edward W. | October 30, 2000 issue

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This article focuses on the political developments in various parts of the world. In Serbia people power has swept out another tyrant. In the aftermath the Yugoslav federation's new president, Vojislav Kostunica, the constitutional scholar of strong nationalist leanings who led the surprisingly velvet revolution, faced the tough job of renewing a government that stank of rot from the top down. Misreported and flawed from the start, the Oslo peace process has entered its terminal phase of violent confrontation, disproportionately massive Israeli repression, widespread Palestinian rebellion and great loss of life, mainly Palestinian.

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WORLD politics; SERBIA -- Politics & government; ISRAEL -- Politics & government; INTERNATIONAL relations; SERBIA; ISRAEL
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