Return of Shukolli family to Kosovo amid devastation
Ethnic Albanians in Dulje recount the loss of Afrim Shukolli and the destruction of their home as Serb forces left. The family, including women and children, traveled 30 miles from Albania with aid items, mourning the dead while clinging to homeland memories. Their father Sokol mourns ruined walls and missing shelter, yet the clan expresses a stubborn wish to stay.
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Dulje
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Shukolli
Albania
Shukollis
Sokol
Afrim
Nasar Shukolli
Nasar
Italy
Dragacin
Habibe Shukolli
Ultranationalist bids to replace Milosevic
Slobodan Milosevic faces a rising threat from Vojislav Seselj, a 45-year-old Serbian Radical Party leader and former Milosevic ally, who sketches a more extreme anti-Western line. Seselj, once a paramilitary commander, leverages anti-American sentiment and calls for elections to seize power as NATO pressure shatters Serbia.
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Serbia
Vojslav Sesel
Radical
Milosevic
Seselj
Vienna
Austria
Slobodan Milosevic
Kosovo
Vojislav Seselj
NATO
She-Shelye
Croatia
Bosnia
America
Milan Milutinovic
Serbian Radical Party
Iraq Rejects British Dutch Sanctions Suspension Plan
Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al Sahhaf deems a British Dutch draft for conditional sanction suspension unacceptable as it could turn Iraq into a protectorate. He argues the proposal fails to lift all sanctions and cites Security Council resolutions and ongoing deadlock after airstrikes tied to Iraq’s weapons program. He notes Iraq awaits a French Russian Chinese alternative, while the issue remains unresolved.
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Egypt
U.N
Iraq
Baghdad
Security Council
Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf
Arab League
Esmat Abde Meguid
Al-Sahhaf
al Sahhaf
Kuwait
United States
Britain
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