Issue 309 - September 6, 1997

It turned out that Djukanovic had listened to Gonzales’s Committee, despite not being asked to do so, while Milosevic, who was the reason for its coming here in the first place, had found a way of eschewing, foregoing and weaseling out

The deadline for submitting nominations for the President of the Republic of Serbia is up. The Elections Committee of the Republic has so far accepted nominations for Seselj, Draskovic, Lilic and Obradovic, and according to the daily press, at the time of this writing (Wednesday afternoon), the nominations for Isakov, Sandor and Paroski "are under consideration"

The strategy of the coalition of the left for the September elections does not differ greatly from its strategy in November of last year

How Krajisnik occupied the TV Transmitter Udrigovo, and how much it will cost him.

Is it Possible (Not) to Finance Economic Reform through the Sale of Companies

Clifford Evens, financial veteran who is working for the Moscow National Bank, says for the Vreme weekly: "Banks can get nowhere by creating chaos, they can get their money back only from an organized economy."