Issue 147 - July 18, 1994

Those who block the development of parliamentary life in Macedonia today must be aware of the responsibility they are taking on. I am sorry that the Macedonian Constitution does not have provisions for punishing such irresponsible behavior of deputies, said Svetomir Skaric, Professor of Constitutional Law in Skopje

Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic and Croatian President Franjo Tudjman had a plenty of time for talking over the past few years. All their meetings ended with statements like ``the maximum degree of openness and good will'' that actually boiled down to their resolve to go to war

While 5th Corps elite units attack the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia, ordinary reservists, mostly mobilized peasants, are not very enthusiastic

Just as Sarajevo authorities kicked the ball into Karadzic's part of the field by accepting the plan, Karadzic is now passing it to Milosevic by rejecting the plan

It is up to Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic to decide what group of questions will be discussed first. Quick and concrete results are the only condition

For the Serbian people the appearance of the book "The 100 Greatest Serbs'' has a deep moral and spiritual justification.

The Bosnian government spent over 36 million DM buying arms from Slovenia which accounts for only 10% of Slovenia's arms trade since it sold much more weaponry to Croatia. But where has all the money gone?

What the public has not been told is well known to the railroad authorities in both Yugoslav republics. The Serbian Transport Ministry said the state of the railroads was extremely bad