Issue 285 - March 22, 1997

As we are witnessing, the old communistic ideal of a disintegrating state is finally becoming a reality in Albania

Have events in Albania destroyed dreams of a republic of Kosovo or will they just serve to encourage radical ethnic Albanians? Most political parties in Serbia hold similar views on that issue and on the fact that this is the right moment for the authorities to launch a platform to resolve the Kosovo problem

Albanian floundering fatally coincides with moments in which Kosovo Albanians are striving to maximize their aspirations, with those moments in which they are most in need of support and assistance from their state

Ratko Knezevic claims that Djukanovic's forged letter which was published in Politika daily arrived there via the FR Yugoslav embassy in Washington

"Were it not for pensions and remittances from abroad, we would have announced bankruptcy long ago"

Although Serbia’s new information law hasn’t been adopted yet its heavily disputed article six which prevents owners of the electronic media from covering over one-fourth of the population is seemingly being implemented at least in regard to BK TV, the biggest privately-owned station in the country

One of the ways to recognize an election year in Serbian politics is to wait for a faction of the Democratic Party (DS) to break away and create a new party.