Issue 258 - September 15, 1996

The paradox, therefore, consists in the fact that the mandate to head such a state shall fall upon those who speak against it most, or who most fiercely represent only their religion and nation

Probably tired of various rallies (even two or three daily), Momcilo Krajisnic, lacking inspiration at the rally in Bijeljina, has improvised several times on the theme of Serbian women who should do "those things" and "bear us children"

According to the data of the Banjaluka office of OSCE, it could consist of 2.900,000 citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina registered as eligible for voting

A VREME reporter with the hunger strikers. The first crisis comes after two or three days. "I dreamed of roast chicken," said one of the hunger strikers in Kragujevac

What changes will it induce on the political map of Serbia? Will local elections be fiercer than federal ones?

Travelers on the road to Jagodina may come upon an interesting reception these days. At the tollgate on the outskirts of town, just off the Belgrade - Nis highway, two buses bearing Jagodina registration plates, full of policemen in high spirits, are headed in an unknown direction, most likely towards Kragujevac where the workers demonstrations don't seem to stop.