Issue 297 - June 14, 1997

As everyone declared their intentions in this election year, Milosevic has been the only one remaining who has yet to declare himself, and he has chosen to become what no one wants to become — namely, Zoran Lilic

Slobodan Milosevic’s nomination for head of state and the changing of the constitution for the needs of a personal regime will have far reaching consequences at the federal level

Regular payment of pensions is possible only if they decrease by 65% on the average salary.

Although there have been disputes about the first man of the central bank, the question is whether it is of any importance who occupies this seat

Miodrag Zecevic, the director of the Franco-Yugoslav bank, is refusing to return to Yugoslavia

"I was awarded at the very moment the party president attacked me"

Systematic checkups throughout public schools confirm the fact that 7-year-olds are shorter by several centimeters than they were before "the years of hardship"

I never signed the alleged document CNN reporter Amanpour has linked to my name