Issue 312 - December 9, 0007

The ruling Socialists never had fewer seats in parliament, Seselj and Draskovic were never stronger, Djindjic is out leaving three players in the game; Serbia is in a stalemate and the state is leaning to the right

There is no doubt now that the Serb's inability to differentiate between good and evil is primarily to their own detriment, while others are mainly accidental victims

Activists fighting against this epidemic understand that education is the only currently known vaccine. The question yet remains: who should be educated

Influential political circles in Kosovo express fear that the peaceful protest for the right to use school buildings may easily turn into a protest with political demands

The meeting between RS President Biljana Plavsic, FRY President Slobodan Milosevic and Bosnian presidency member Momcilo Krajisnik ended with an agreement

The absurdity of the solution offered by David Scheffer, the U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues, is best illustrated by the appointment of Velibor Ostojic as President of the Council for Human Rights of the Parliament of B-H

"We will not accept continuing to be held hostage by a totalitarian regime which is ruled by one man and his family"

VREME: One of the key election issues in Montenegro is attitude toward Yugoslavia, that is to say, toward relations in the federation. In the event that you win on October 5, what will your first political move be to stabilize relations in the federation?

History lessons and assessments of what could happen if Milo Djukanovic wins the elections

Many questions after the Milutinovic-Granic meeting