Issue 216 - November 20, 1995

Then we would have, on one hand, justice and moral principles, and on the other the international order, peace imperative and demands of the American election campaign

The newest wave of indictments seems to be a bit more balanced: two Serbs and five Croats are on the new list. Besides that, The Hague's previous candidates were, with the exception of Karadzic, Mladic and Milan Martic, mostly "small fish", camp guards and policemen. This time, however, we have people who hold, or have until recently held, relatively high positions in the military systems of their respective governments

VREME's reporter Jovan Dulovic was in Vukovar in November four years ago. These are his notes from that trip.

"He got mine, I got his" says Nikola Udovicic, a new resident of Seher. "All I know is that I had to leave my Travnik and that he had to leave his Banja Luka. Together never again. Each with his own"

How did the plan for "defining the borders between Serb territory and the rest of Croatia" turn into the plan that always advocated only "peace and the safety of the Serb population"

Rarely had a state delegation following their visit to a foreign country justified itself so much to the public and some "unidentified" circles as did and still does the Montenegrin one following their return from America

The private firm, "Progresgas-trejding", employing a staff of six and holding ninth place on the list of 200 top Yugoslav firms, is most likely to get the job of exporting wheat to pay for the import of Russian gas. The firm was founded by Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Marjanovic

The Democratic Party (DS) considers its unification with the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) a natural phenomenon. The latter, however, experienced the former's intention as a natural disaster