Issue 213 - October 30, 1995

Milosevic is going to Ohio carrying a platform defined by Karadzic's parliament while Karadzic is left behind holding documents of support from his parliament, his party, the Church and Serb academics

The united state shall function better on paper than in real life, but at least there will be no more shooting, which should be NATO's concern

The Croatian authorities suddenly remembered that they need Radovan Jovic, a former judge from Knin, who went in and out of Croatian territory freely so far, and they arrested him in Tucepi causing an embarrassing international scandal. Jovic is now being linked to a group of 13 others who are charged with spying for Belgrade

If the regime now formally freed of guilt the people who refused to take part in a war which they, long before their superiors, assessed as senseless, it would admit its incapability, guilt and lack of sense for strategic evaluation. By doing so, it would not be showing mercy but would practically apologize to its citizens. And then it would no longer be this regime

The opposition walked out of parliament again, this time over the ban on TV coverage while the people left inside continued cheating like merchants at a market

The number of poor people in Serbia has increased to nearly two and a half million, excluding the population of Kosovo and Vojvodina. How can an average citizen who earns 120 German Marks a month deal with the price of electricity, rent and food, and how can the Egyptian model of rule be changed

There was a room in Kula which could be seen from behind bars. That was the so-called reception room, where Nikola Koljevic was a frequent guest. A very frequent guest, who came for the parties. Of course, music was played, they drank, they ate