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Focuses on international efforts to bring about peace between the Serbs and Kosovars over the Serbian region of Kosovo. The possibility of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) airstrikes against Serbia; The unwillingness of either side to make concessions; Questions about the willingness of Kosovars, or ethnic Albanians in Kosovo, to accept anything less than independence; The role of the Kosovo Liberation Army; Outlook.

Focuses on the relationship between a Serbian man and an ethnic Albanian woman in Kosovo, Yugoslavia. How relationships between Serbs and Albanians are discouraged; Fighting between Serbs and ethnic Albanians in the province of Kosovo; Fighting stopped due to the threat of air strikes from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization; View of the couple that they must leave Yugoslavia.

Focuses on the increasing anger of Serbs in Yugoslavia toward the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the United States as of April 5, 1999. Results of this anger, including growing nationalism and support for Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic; Details of the NATO airstrikes on Serbia; Problems with the airstrikes, including reports of ethnic cleansing and mass executions of ethnic Albanians; Effects the attacks are having on surrounding countries, including the refusal by Macedonia to accept more ethnic Albanian refugees.

Reports on the escalating violence in Serbia since the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) began bombing the region in an effort to force Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic to sign a peace treaty with the Albanians in 1999. How the effort so far is seen as a worst case scenario; Details of the violence against the Albanians; How the downing of a United States fighter plane will increase the confidence of the Serbian army.

Reports that ethnic Albanian rebels accepted a United States-brokered peace plan for Kosovo that denies them independence from Serbia. Pressure on Serbs to accept a plan for self-rule for Kosovo; Serbian resistance to the plan; Plans for the deployment of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) troops in Kosovo; Intransigence of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic; Support for NATO airstrikes should the Serbs continue to resist.