Issue 219 - December 11, 1995

Besides the lifting of the sanctions, Milosevic asked for the whole of, or the lions share of SFRJ property, which then had to be included into the deal in order to see whether it is to be paid in territories, constitutional principles, minority rights or better cooperation with the Hague tribunal

The entities are in hand and the republic will be that what the three nations and two entities agree on

The left bank of the Miljacka river these last weeks resembles the west bank of Jordan, while Sarajevo resembles Jerusalem. The state of chaos continues in Serb-held Sarajevo neighborhoods - Grbavica, Ilidza, in Vogosce, on Pale, in Ilijas - amongst Serbs which, according to the plan from Dayton, are to come under B-H Federation's control.

Sarajevo cannot lose its multiethnic quality, and if it should come to that, we could openly state that Sarajevo has ceased to exist

"It is in the interest of the economy to establish relations and business contacts"

Are the political manoeuvres, quarrels, moves and showdowns hints of a different political configuration in the Serbian opposition

Milosevic, having returned from Dayton, shook the Main Board of the SPS, cleaned up what had to be cleaned up, scolded whom he had to scold and withdrew peacefully

Following a number of privatization models in Serbia which were mainly offered by political parties, Federal Parliament Speaker Radoman Bozovic presented his concept (The Need For Ownership Changes). Reactions from experts varied greatly from acceptance to rejection

The Bel Pagette dispute will be solved in court soon. The game is over much more than pagers

No one knows exactly how many millions of German Marks were pumped out of the Pozarevac Bank in 1993 during hyperinflation and into the pockets of local bosses. It's clear that the total reaches at least 50 million DEM.