Crisis in Kosovo Index. Western journalists are expelled from Yugoslavia. Comparing military capabilities. Secretary Albright discusses the air strikes. The Yugoslavian ambassador to the U.N. discusses growing tension.
Regional editors discuss public support for possible strikes. .
Over the last several months, the Government of Slobodan Milosevic has cracked down hard on the independent Yugoslav media, fining some papers, closing others, and imposing rigid censorship. But technology in the form of the Internet has come to the rescue of some of the most fiercely independent organizations. No strikes were reported in the Belgrade area during the day. Last week, B-92 covered its own shutdown by the government and the detainment of its feisty editor in Chief, Veran Matic. Veran Matic, the station's editor in chief, was taken away by police, and arriving at the station, he was held for more than eight hours without questioning.