Issue 137 - May 9, 1994

There are many who believe that the June census (if it is held) will be just a prelude to regular parliamentary elections which are planned for November this year. The results of the census and the elections, could, according to many estimates, affect the uncertainties and drama over Macedonia's future more than the neighboring countries' efforts at destabilizing the country

The Bosnian war has eventually acquired some logic and no one is to be surprised by anything now. The balance of power is clear, the trump cards are on the table and everyone is waiting to see who is willing to stir up trouble...

Year and place of birth: 1943, the village of Bozinovic near Kalinovnik, BosniaHerzegovina.

Veronica Seyer, a correspondent of the Austrian TVnetwork ORF and her crew were the guests of the Serb Republic in Bosnia. Then their hosts accused them of ``abusing hospitality,'' confiscated their equipment and barred them

Three days after private Dejan Mitrovic and soldier Goran Filipovic were killed the Department of Information of the Headquarters of the Yugoslav Army issued an announcement which said that, "Saban Bajrami, the murderer on the run, who had escaped from the "Sajmiste'' army barracks in Mladenovac was liquidated.''

First graders who have just learned to read, should not be faced with the dilemma of choosing between life and death.

Ideologically, I'm a Communist. And I wish to add that this has nothing to do with my parents

What kind of a status for Kosovo is proposed by some international scientific and political institutions such as the Swedish "Foundation for PEACE," "The Lawyers' Organization from Minnesota USA," "The American Federation of Scientists"...

The session of the Serbian Economic Council held on Wednesday behind closed doors, was called in order to discuss the policy proposed by National Bank of Yugoslavia Governor Dragoslav Avramovic. However, the main and only topic of discussion at the meeting is not being talked about. The topic broached by academician and Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic's economic advisor Kosta Mihajlovic is the talk of the town.

Urging for stabilization, as part of Dragoslav Avramovic's program is still just a declarative and psychological show of support for the anti inflationary program.

The nurses at the Institute for nephrology and dialysis in Nis find it difficult to overcome the fear of dying. They have learnt that the patient whom they provide a dialysis treatment has AIDS. However, they have been treating her for seven months unaware of her condition. Although the fear of viruses and diseases is irreconcilable with the job medical workers do, this happens all the time.