Issue 32 - May 4, 1992

It can be expected that UNPROFOR's mandate will extend to the whole territory of Bosnia-Herzegovina, I suppose that Serbia will not only agree to that but propose it, after capturing the most important strategic points in B&H. In that way, Serbia could place everything that it has taken over (some 60 to 65% of Bosnian-Herzegovinian territory) under UN protection with Serbian authorities in charge

Serbia faces a new parliamentary challenge: is agreement more necessary than competition

The army of the new Yugoslav state is much stronger than is advisable for a stable state

Mr. Nebojsa Savic, the head of Serbia's Development Bureau, is also a research fellow at the Economic Institute in Belgrade. VREME talks this time to the scientist Savic, mainly because the project entitled "The Transition of Serbia's Economy" conceived at the said Institute. Hence the first question.

At what price will the disputed border between Montenegro and Croatia be corrected

The heir apparent to the throne is maybe the last man who, because of the power of the throne, still has some chance of disturbing the unhappy symbiosis between Milosevic, the church, army, police, intellectual elite, judicial system, underground, national vaults and part of the opposition

The man who, after hiding for days in the cellars of the Sokolovic Colony, decided at last to escape. He put a barrel in his mouth. He had a wife and six children