Issue 25 - March 16, 1992

The foul tongues say that the President has a stroke of good luck every four years, both at the elections and in car accidents

The current inflammation of passions concerning the division of Yugoslav inheritance is creating new national tensions and suppressing the hot economic issues of the day

Can Slobodan Milosevic be the man who will act as a pivot for "the national interests" and the interests of those who are supposed to give us the money to survive?

Baker's latest visit to Brussels and the agreement he reached with the European allies have closed the last crack on which the Belgrade diplomacy counted, while the crack itself was only a sham

Professor Oskar Kovac represents Serbia in Brussels as an economic negotiator. He is thus in a good position to see how far the Serbian internal policy influences the status of Serbia in the world.

If it attempts to salvage the dinar, Serbia will have to completely dissociate itself from the Serbs living outside Serbia and from the Army as well

The "blue helmets" are coming, but peace, per se, is not enough to attract the foreign capital. Long term manufacturing capital and peace keeping forces do not go along