William Hayes said. In the latest sign of fraying ties between Russia and the West, Russian peacekeepers are forced to delay their departure for Kosovo after NATO blocks air corridors on their route. NATO troops from Turkey roll in, and the town goes wild. For all the dancing and chanting against a sea of swirling red flags, it takes the troops hours to pass by Prizren's forest of Turkish mosque towers.
Soldiers kiss babies and catch flying roses.
It is Serbia's worst nightmare. India made its claim before Pakistan's prime minister met Sunday in Washington with President Clinton and attempted to defuse tensions over Kashmir. There are plenty of reasons to think the huge budget surpluses President Clinton and Congress forecast last week are wishful thinking, and will fall victim to recession or politicians' penchant for spending. Northern Ireland's major Protestant organization, often blamed for stirring up sectarian hatred, backs off from confrontation with British security forces during a disputed parade that has sparked widespread violence for the past three summers. As Congress debates whether to make it harder to seize citizens' property, federal and local agencies fight in courtrooms throughout the country over the spoils of asset forfeiture.