| 6 March 2008 |
“In
1993, the Pope Openly Embraced Kosovo Secession”
I. Comment
by Jared Israel
II. Transcript of
Ibrahim Rugova's News Conference in Albania after Meeting with Italian
Leaders and Pope
III. News
Service Report: Rugova Discusses Kosovo Issues with Italian Leaders and
Pope
| 19 October 2007 |
“What
Does the World Owe 1940s Serbs? Not too much...”
In March 1941 the New York Times reported a huge rebellion in
Serbia and Montenegro against pro-Nazi policies. The world held its
breath...
Scanned
and transcribed from
the original.
Comments by Jared Israel
| 11 October 2007 |
News
reports on NATO's Oct. 2007 'Noble Midas' Maneuvers in the Adriatic;
possible indictments of Montenegrin officials; NAZI anti-Serb plans in
1941
1. "NATO
Exercise Starts in Croatia"
BBC Monitoring, October 1, 2007
2. "Italian
soldier wounded in NATO exercise in Croatia"
BBC Monitoring, October 2, 2007
3. "Croatian
president visits headquarters of Noble Midas 07 NATO exercise"
BBC Monitoring, October 5, 2007
4. "Montenegrin
officials reject Italian prosecutors' tobacco-smuggling accusations"
BBC Monitoring, June 24, 2007
5. "Nazis Held
Ready to Crush Serb Guerrillas and Jews"
The New York Times, May 11, 1941
With comment by
Jared Israel
| 21 September 2006 |
Despite Evidence of Foul Play, Prosecutors Plan Not to Reopen Inquiry
into Krajina Serb Leader Milan Babic's Death in Hague Tribunal Prison
Did Accused Saudi
Terrorist Paymaster Fund Alija Izetbegovic?
| 3 September 2006 |
UN: Serbs aren't collectively guilty; they just have a bad national past
| 27 August 2006 |
UN Envoy Maligns Serbs; Terrorist Bombs Serbian Cafe in Mitrovica
| 5 August 2006 |
Petar Makara: "Pametna karta" za glupe Srbe
| 25 July 2006 |
Jared Israel vs. Noam Chomsky on Yugoslavia
| 1 June 2006 |
In Dec. 2004, Italy's High Court Ruled: Jail Prime Minister Djukanovic
Was this ruling the reason for the
frantic push for Montenegrin independence? This article includes TENC's
English translation of an ANSA wire service report with excerpts from
the high court ruling, plus our summary of key points, background
information and explanatory notes.
In the West (outside Italy) the Supreme Court ruling has, as far as we
can find, gone virtually unreported.
More
here.
| 31 May 2006 |
|
Today (31 May) we are resuming publication of
Yugoslav Reports. We will be posting reprints from the media, chosen because they
are informative, often despite the media's intentions.
We will especially try to
a) post translations of important non-English texts and b) post
revealing wire service dispatches that have been blacked-out by the
print and broadcast media. (Wire service dispatches only reach the
public if they are published in newspapers or quoted on radio or TV.) |
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