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Slobodan Milosevic: Architect of Yugoslav break-upSlobodan Milosevic died during his trial at the UN’s International War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague - just after he was refused permission to go to Moscow for treatment. He was 64. He stood accused of war crimes in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Kosovo. Whatever the legitimacy of the victors justice represented by the Tribunal - it is a poor substitute for a true international court - there is no doubt of his guilt. The evidence is overwhelming. He was indeed the butcher of the Balkans. -> read article... |
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| Lebanon
Hezbollah and Resistance The viewpoint of the Lebanese Communist Party
How to assess the Lebanese organisation Hezbollah has become very controversial on the Left. Here Marie Nassif-Debs explains the view of the Lebanese Communist Party, and their perspectives for the struggle. -> read article... |
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| Yugoslavia
Dossier - On Slobodan MilosevicFaced with the wars of ethnic cleansing which have ravaged Bosnia-Herzegovina, the dominant theses have centred either on deadly inter-ethnic hatreds or on Slobodan Milosevic - the “butcher of the Balkans” or adversary and victim of the great powers. This ignores the deep causes of the crisis. -> read article... |