A week is a long time in a war

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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has bombed Serb positions in Yugoslavia, while ethnic Albanian refugees have fled Kosovo, Yugoslavia, and there are reports of killings of ethnic Albanians by Serbs. Russia argues that Serbia is being bullied by Nato, but this protest is muted following aid to Russia from the International Monetary Fund. The bombing has triggered patriotic feeling among Serbs. NATO is hampered by having declared that a ground force would not be used, and such a force would be difficult to organize.

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At the gates

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Ministers of European Community recently met to discuss the EC's plan to eliminate internal-border controls in 1993. The increase in immigration is largely due to Yugoslav refugees, and it has stirred up racism.

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Spreading the burden

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Refugees from the various countries that once made up Yugoslavia are flooding the nearby European countries. Germany has taken in the most refugees and and wants other countries to help share the burden.

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