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(E) Nothing to Gain By Sanctioning Croatia
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October 4, 2002 Nothing to Gain By Sanctioning CroatiaBy VITOMIR MILES RAGUZThe usually compliant Croatia, seemingly eager to become a member of the EU and NATO at all cost, surprised everyone last week by refusing to act on the international arrest warrant for its early 1990s chief military commander Janko Bobetko. It told the International Criminal Tribunal at The Hague that the indictment drafted by chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte falls
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(E) Published Letter re: Bobetko in Transitions on Line by Brian Gallagher
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Double standards of the international community4 October 2002Dear Editor,Your report, "Croatia: General Unease," fails to mention the double standards of the international community and the real concerns over the Hague prosecutor.Croatia being threatened with international sanctions for refusing to hand over General Janko Bobetko is the most appalling hypocrisy. No such threats have been made against Serbia. At least 10 indictees roam
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(E) DRUGS AND DEMOCRACY
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DRUGS ANDDEMOCRACY THE RIGHT STUFF (DRUGS AND DEMOCRACY)Morphine is said to be good for people subject to severe depressions, or even pessimism. Although the drug first surfaced in a laboratory at the end of the last century, its basis, opium, had been used earlier by many aristocratic and reac-tionary thinkers. A young and secretive German romantic, No-valis, enjoyed eating and smoking opium juice, probably be-cause he had always year
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(E) The Ghost of Islam
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The Ghost of Islam in the Balkans by Tomislav SunicIn the historical memory of Central and EasternEuropean peoples, the words "Muslim" and "Islam" often evokeimages of terror and violence. Derided by leftist and liberal intellectuals as"xenophobic," these negative images are still associated with theTurks and their centuries-long military incursions into the heart of Europe.Even the verbal derivatives of
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(E) A New Monarch in the Balkans
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A New Monarch in the BalkansBy VITOMIR MILES RAGUZBosnia has a new monarch. That's how the Scotsman newspaper billed the May 27th transfer of authority in the country from Wolfgang Petritsch to Paddy Ashdown. Over the years, the chief administrator of Western policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) certainly has evolved from a bureaucratically dry high-representative, to a colorful colonial-like governor with all the trappings
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(E) THE COMING BELGOSLAVIA by Tomislav Sunic
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(Chronicles, A Magazine of American Culture), April 2002 http://www.chroniclesmagazine.org/Chronicles/April2002/0402Sunic.htm From the April 2002 issue of Chronicles: Letter From Belgium by Tomislav Sunic The Coming Belgoslavia? What was meant to grow separately cannot last long as an artificial whole. This prehistoric wisdom seems to be forgotten by advocates of mult
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(E) Letter published in Orange County Register
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Milosevic Trial Proper Portraying Slobodan Milosevic as "small fry" ("International Court Dangerous", letters, Feb. 14) is an insult to all his victims in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo. A man who instigated and pursued four wars in nine years, in which 200,000 were killed and several million "ethnically cleansed", deserves to be tried in an international court. Who els
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(E) Sunic's interview in Pravda
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I 1. i 2. svj. rat bili su imperijalisticki ratovi, ratovi koje su vodili veliki imperiji: Velika Britanija, Francuska, Njemacka, Austro-Ugarska, Rusija, SAD (predsjednicki kandidat Pat Buchanan kaze kako je i SAD iperijalisticka drzava, ali tek nakon sto je okupirao Filipine, 1900.), dok je Srbija bila na putu da postane mini-imperij. Nacionalizam je nesto drugo, grobar imperijalnih sila, patriotizam. Mnogi aut
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(E) letter to editor Foreign Policy Focus
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http://www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/progresp/volume6/v6n05_body.html http://www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/progresp/volume6/v6n05_body.html#global NEED TO FATHOM THE DEPTHS If you have listened and followed the comments of Bosnian Croat leaders in recent months, you would not have come to such an uninformed conclusion that Bosnian Croat "policies may indicate movement toward integration with Croatia....&q
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