Issue 256 - August 31, 1996

Once something is finally accepted even after a mighty resistance in this hospitable country, there arises a natural tendency to accept it completely and even a tendency to learn to love it.

The coalition "Together" behaves like an unmarried couple this last week of August: facing divorce every morning and a wedding every evening.

The victory of opposition in Montenegro would also contribute to the full relaxation of the environment and would represent a powerful impulse for the awakening of democratic Serbia.

The extreme left and right parties are attacking the great coalition. This is mere foreplay preceding the main encounter

What does the Block of the Center want, what has SDS "succeeded" to do, what is being "built" in RS, who are the patriots...

The territory most at risk is Kosovo and 14 Serbian municipalities. Will Torlak Institute's vaccines be accepted in Kosovo? The political abuse of the action of the World Health Organization...

For ten days the workers of the Fixed Purpose Manufacturing Plant of Crvena Zastava from Kragujevac are holding a meeting of their syndicate in front of the City Assembly - with seven to ten thousand people present. Harsh words are spoken, speculations have been made regarding the political background of the strike, but not many are prepared to face the true position of the military industry. The plant is shut down, the director is threatening, and the arms manufacturers -known to be a tough people- aren't budging.

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of FR Yugoslavia and Croatia, Milan Milutinovic and Dr. Mate Granic have signed an agreement in Belgrade on the complete normalization of relations of the two states on August 23. Both delegations were practically ecstatic