Yeltsin defends reforms as painful path to market economy
In a televised address to the Russian legislature, President Boris Yeltsin disputed claims that reform is an experiment, urging patience as prices rise and enterprises resist privatization. He warned hard-liners and oligarchic groups could sabotage steps toward market rules, and outlined plans to privatize farmland and assert stores as independent entities while hoping for stabilization within months.
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Serbia warns Croatia self rule or force risk
Serbia’s Premier Radoman Bozovic warned that Croatia must recognize Serbs' right to decide their fate or risk renewed violence. He spoke as the European Community recognized Croatia and Slovenia, signaling the end of Yugoslavia’s federal structure and triggering a wave of formal recognitions.
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