Issue 24 - March 9, 1992

Is it possible that evident crimes will remain unpunished to the shame of the Serbian people

The army that used to bear the name JNA (Yugoslav Peoples' Army) has been facing one trauma after another: at issue now is a reduction in the number of its professional staff, possibly the most painful stage in the healing of this bulky and ailing organism. Will the fish be cleaned from the head this time, as it seems at first sight?

The expectations that Bosnia could remain peaceful turned out to be unrealistic. Too many overzealous people have been working on making the threats of armed conflict become a reality

We asked Irfan Ajanovic, one of the SDA (Party of Democratic Action) leaders whether he sees a connection between the Sarajevo events and the referendum in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Economic experts of the Socialist Party of Serbia are detracting from their party's economic programme, while the opposition is sleeping