A Balkan spring?

Article Abstract:

Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic may finally be running out of ways of retaining power in Yugoslavia. Demonstrations have continued in Serbia over his annulment of opposition victories in local elections, and key allies are beginning to abandon him.

Balkan Peninsula

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What a mess: ex-Yugoslavia

Article Abstract:

Serb leader Slobodan Milosevic was expecting to retain power in Serbian parliamentary elections, but his coalition lost its majority. Milosevic is now seeking to transfer more power to his Yugoslavian presidency, until now a largely ceremonial post.

Elections, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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A Serbian end-game?

Article Abstract:

Serbian Pres Milosevic faces many challenges in his presidency. He has many opponents, his opposition party won in 15 local elections, and the IMF will not help Serbia unless it makes many economic reforms.

International Monetary Fund, International relations, Yugoslavian foreign relations

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