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NATO in denial
Tom Hayden
The conflict in Yugoslavia is a war that NATO cannot win, and should not be fighting.
The dazzling versatility of Michelle Pfeiffer
Charles Taylor
With roles as diverse as Catwoman and Madame de Tourvel, she has racked up one critically acclaimed performance after another.
Who will save Albania?
David Rieff
The poorest country in Europe may be hardest hit by the Balkans war.
A good war?
Tamara Straus
Human rights groups battle over whether NATO's Kosovo mission can be defended on humanitarian grounds.
Rumors of peace
Laura Rozen
Milosevic may soon declare victory -- and make the West pay billions to rebuild Serbia.
Milosz: Peaceful coexistence is still possible in the Balkans
Tamara Straus
The Nobel Prize-winning poet, whose own country was devoured by its powerful neighbors, supports the NATO attacks -- and holds out hope for the future.
Israel's Russian muscle
David Tuller
No longer second-class citizens, the recent immigrants are emerging as vital swing voters.
Will Macedonia unravel?
David Rieff
Imagine 26 million Cuban refugees on the shores of Miami, and you'll understand how NATO's mission in Kosovo has destabilized the region.
Everything she had
Virginia Vitzthum
Against the backdrop of an AIDS conference, one public health expert decides to accept a dangerous gift of love.
American poison
Camille Paglia
The Littleton massacre is horrifying proof of our society's spiritual emptiness.
“We are on our own”
Laura Rozen
Serbian dissidents are encouraged by Vuk Draskovic's moment of honesty amid Milosevic's propaganda.
Draskovic fired
Alex Todorovic
The Yugoslav deputy prime minister is removed from office for criticizing Milosevic.
Boning up on the Balkans
Craig Offman
Has a history book influenced the president? Also: Khrushchev's granddaugher skewers Solzhenitsyn.
Our Kosovo idiocy: Expensive bombing won't change this slaughterhouse of medieval hatreds
Camille Paglia
Plus: Have S.F. drag queens gone too far in mocking Catholicism?
A specter haunting Europe
Tamara Straus
The war in Yugoslavia brings U.S.-Russian relations to the brink.
Prince of deception
David Horowitz
Clinton has squandered our most precious asset -- the credibility of our military as a deterrent -- and now he is poised on the slippery slope toward a ground war.
Roy Black
David Bowman
Over
burgers and eggs, Marv Albert's attorney discusses the nature of evil, 19th
century literature and why it's useless to burn a shooting victim.
Letters to Editor
Letters to the Editor
Why we should debunk the Kosovo myth; a cheapened April fool; defending the diva
Endgame?
Jeff Stein
As the crisis spirals out of control, everybody scrambles for a quick solution. Everybody but Milosevic.
Kazan: Who Betrayed Whom?
David Horowitz
Those who condemn the betrayals of the witch-hunt era need to look now at their own.
The Kosovo myth
Christopher Ott
A battle fought 600 years ago animates the Serbian lust for a province now populated by Albanians.
The Kosovo myth
Christopher Ott
A battle fought 600 years ago animates the Serbian lust for a province now populated by Albanians.
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