Issue 253 - August 10, 1996

When it seemed there was complete trust and understanding among them for the same political goal, SPO and DS leaders Vuk Draskovic and Zoran Djindjic spoke on behalf of the Zajedno (Together) coalition to say that Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic would be knocked out at the next elections

The National Party-Liberal union is growing stronger and the state media are preparing a special report on them with specially trained reporters

"Our aim is to repair the Belgrade-Zvornik-Tuzla railway line as soon as possible, and thus reach the port of Bar. We must have an alternative port, especially for Tuzla."

"It is impossible to escape one's fate so I won't escape mine", replies Professor Vukcevic to the question about the possibility of his renewed political engagement in Eastern Slavonia.

Two weeks ago, the authorities did something that marks the beginning of a new era: they hired Tim Bell and his public relations company "Lowe Bell" as advisers for improving the image of this country abroad, most of all amongst future business partners such as large commercial banks, and other financial institutions who need to be persuaded to invest in a country ruined by war

The village was shelled over four years ago. Moslems left, houses were torched and robbed. At present their return is impossible and so are the roads