A vote for peace?

Article Abstract:

Sri Lanka's recent election campaign was marred by violence and intimidation but may prove to be a new step towards peace. The United National Front is now thought to be the biggest parliamentary group, and seems to be more willing to talk to the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.

Political activity, Sri Lanka, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam

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The lawnmower vote: politics in the heartland

Article Abstract:

Muncie, IN, is often considered the quintessential middle American city, so political analysts often look to the city to gauge the political mood of the country. This and other bellwether cities seem solidly behind Pres Clinton and seem to be headed toward the Democratic Party again.

Analysis, Political aspects, Political psychology, Public opinion, Muncie, Indiana

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For a fair vote in Bosnia: delay might not bring a happier result

Article Abstract:

The Organization for Security and Co-operation must decide whether fair elections can be held in Bosnia by the Sep 14, 1996, date set the sponsors of the Dayton peace talks. The role of NATO, Pres Clinton's campaign and other topics are discussed.

Editorial, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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