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American and European policymakers are annoyed by Mr Djindjic's recent suggestion that, if Kosovo voted for independence, the Serbs in Bosnia might follow suit.In this section The lesson of Slobodan Milosevic's trial and tribulation Asking the unanswerable Reform provokes outrage Ever closer in all but name Outsiders aren't helping Back to bloodshed?

Almost the only rich Moldovans are those who smuggle their compatriots into the EU for a hefty price and then take a slice of their wages.In this section The lesson of Slobodan Milosevic's trial and tribulation Asking the unanswerable Reform provokes outrage Ever closer in all but name Outsiders aren't helping Back to bloodshed?

Hence the number of amendments—almost 12,000 that greeted the law when it was presented to the National Assembly this week.In this section The lesson of Slobodan Milosevic's trial and tribulation Asking the unanswerable Reform provokes outrage Ever closer in all but name Outsiders aren't helping Back to bloodshed?

And Turkey's generals may think they should take pre-emptive action against Kurds preparing to rise up.In this section The lesson of Slobodan Milosevic's trial and tribulation Asking the unanswerable Reform provokes outrage Ever closer in all but name Outsiders aren't helping Back to bloodshed?

Public opinion in Spain and Italy is if anything even more hostile to the pro-American stand taken by those countries' leaders, José María Aznar and Silvio Berlusconi.In this section The lesson of Slobodan Milosevic's trial and tribulation Asking the unanswerable Reform provokes outrage Ever closer in all but name Outsiders aren't helping Back to bloodshed?

The draft meets many of their longstanding demands, in particular the legal incorporation of a "charter of fundamental rights" and the establishment of an independent "legal personality" for the EU.In this section The lesson of Slobodan Milosevic's trial and tribulation Asking the unanswerable Reform provokes outrage Ever closer in all but name Outsiders aren't helping Back to bloodshed?

An elderly woman, after looking into the coffin, had to be helped back to her pew.

Seeking exile in Tanzania, he was helped back to power by President Julius Nyerere, whose forces invaded Uganda in 1979.

Cook had to be helped back to his stool and being taken for after x-rays in hospital it was pronounced that he had suffered a prolapsed disc.

The former paratrooper is one of many veterans helped back to work thanks to advisers at the factory that assembles Britain's remembrance poppies, crosses and wreaths.

He was helped back to his feet within minutes, just in time to hear the jury find him guilty on six counts of harassment and aggravated harassment.