On Monday, March 26, everything happened so violently, as if it wanted to cover something else, much less visible, with such a noticeability and inappropriate use of force. First of all, the announcement itself, a mere routine announcement that Marko Đurić, the High Representative of the Serbian Government, Nikola Selaković, the Secretary General of the … More The Announcer Arrest

His last meeting with Slobodan Milošević, the third in three days, was a complete fiasco. A special US envoy, Richard Holbrooke, therefore, immediately left Belgrade on that March day of 1999. His departure was confirmed by Bill Clinton’s cautious comment delivered only a few months earlier, that the promises were not actions and that the … More The Visitor Who Brought the Message

I spoke with the Prime Minister on Tuesday morning, in his office on the sixth floor of the government building. Miro Cerar, in pretty bad mood, due to the new suspension of negotiations with the unions, was preparing for the session of his office and, in particular, for the agenda item with a very ordinary, … More Cerar’s Letter