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Consul
Milosevic's Dilemma: 
To B-H Or Not to B-H
by Nenad Stefanovic
Slobodan Milosevic needs time to figure out the depth of the scars on the "Serbian national being" which would result from an eventual decision on the recognition of Bosnia-Herzegovina and how much propaganda would be needed to make them heal
The Fate of "Avram": 
A Change of Governors
by Zoran Jelicic
Stories of National Bank of Yugoslavia (NBJ) Governor Dragoslav Avramovic's departure from the NBJ and the country are making the rounds again. There is more convincing proof this time and this week's rise in the price of electricity is taken as the final proof that the policy which the Governor opposed has been accepted
Belgrade-Pale-Knin: 
A Wedding Without a Groom
by Filip Svarm & Petar Svacic
The union of the Serbs across the Drina into a state which is to be called the United Serb Krajina shows the final fall of the project for "all Serbs in one state" rather than its renaissance despite the bragging by political leaders
Stojan Cerovic's Diary: 
Harmony at the Bazaar
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and Republic of Serb Krajina (RSK) President Milan Martic now speak of unification, not because they're charmed by the idea, but out of fear. Not so that the Serbs might live together happily ever after, but in order to save their skins
Interview: Muhamed Sacirbej
Pakrac: The Serbs Who Stayed Behind: 
People and Property Sale
by Uros Komlenovic
Traders started flooding into Pakrac just days after the Croats captured it, initially buying cattle and household items for close to nothing. Often they voiced threats. "Of course, I'll leave," one Serb said," I just want to sell the little I have and I'm going"
A Weekend in Gracanica: 
National Marque
by Perica Vucinic
On Saturday, May 20, 100 odd nationalist opposition members and others gathered in the Gracanica monastery for a meeting on the goals of Serb national policy and adopted two documents titled Basis of National Policy in Kosovo and Metohija and Declaration on Serb National Policy
Interview: Hidayet Hiseni, LDK Vice-President: 
We Are Not A Minority
by Perica Vucinic
"The republic of Kosovo is an opportunity to prove the advantages of the policy of equality and respect for human and national rights"
A Personal View: 
The Albanian Issue
by Mahmut Bakalli
The Albanian people in parts of former Yugoslavia are no longer a national minority and cannot be treated in that way
Bosnian Thunder: 
NATO Bombs Jahorinski Potok
On Thursday, May 25, NATO launched two air strikes at UNPROFOR's request against military targets near Pale, the capital of the Bosnian Serb Republic