Issue 248 - July 6, 1996

Had Milosevic succeeded in what he had intended to do, his wife certainly would not have formed another party or advocated equality, tolerance and peace. JUL is, therefore, an ideological wrap of the war defeat. The meaning of that party's existence is to avoid admitting the defeat

Is the Belgrade District Court resolving an important round of future elections

Money control for funds coming into politics could be taken into serious consideration only after securing equal conditions for everyone in politics

The story of health care in Yugoslavia begins with doctors’ unhappiness with their salaries and working conditions and ends mainly in scandal: bribes and lack of care... Between those two are figures on an increased infant mortality death rate by 18% and patients undergoing treatment by 28%. The number of deaths and cases of tuberculosis is also rising

The Bosnian elections are the real stakes in Karadzic’s game of nerves with the international community

"Our Italian partners want to invest, but not in wild market conditions," says Drasko Babic, "Replay" general manager for Yugoslavia

The Serbian prime minister wasn’t in court but his spirit certainly was