Issue 23 - March 2, 1992

Milosevic offered new optimism, the opposition warned about the ensuing catastrophe, and the angered majority of MPs in the Serbian Parliament reached a decision on the unification of Serbia and Montenegro

The republic and state authorities are to blame the most for the fact that the value of the German mark is fluctuating from 65 to almost 200 dinars, while the citizens stand to lose the most In the past few days the Serbian foreign exchange market, or rather "the remainder of Yugoslavia" is witnessing a real chaos.

In his expose Serbian Prime Minister Bozovic has overlooked the fact that the people know who the true power holders are, or rather, who will be in the position to conduct "murky business"

We are faced with a total reduction in production and an absence of a minimal material basis for maintaining the already severely affected standard of living

The labor pains of the Slovenian and Croatian economic independence will be difficult. Cutting the umbilical cord with Yugoslavia will be risky and will go against the interests of the "newly born"

Why is the Crown Prince Alexander on bad terms with the opposition and who will be the members of the Crown Council, the Crown Chamber and the Crown Political Council?

The President of Macedonia talks about his meetings with general Adzic The peaceful unravelling of the conflict between Macedonia and the Army is almost entirely attributed to the political wisdom and experience of President Gligorov. And here is what he says about that: