Issue 329 - January 24, 1998

These days, once again, it is possible to observe increased pace in the occurrence of incidents, especially in the bordering regions of the unrealized all-Serbian state

Was there a plan of provoking a state of martial law, and who was calculating with whom on the night of the showdown in Podgorica

No official statements have been released as investigation is still in progress. However, if what the survivors are saying is true, the cause of the tragic death of 29 miners is negligence of criminal proportions.

Mr. Korhec was the judge of the Supreme Court of Serbia, but he was expelled from the judiciary because he is Hungarian. Mr. Dasic, judge from Beli Manastir, was appointed to this important post because he is a "patriot": he has sentenced to death a Hungarian who refused to go to war

"Which sect did this ?", asked the owner of a house demolished by his sect-chasing neighbours

The SDS and Radicals’ walkout from a parliament session and the forming of a government without those two parties is a sure sign that the situation in the RS hasn’t improved after last Saturday’s parliament session

Milorad Dodik, leader of the Social-Democrats, is the new Prime Minister of the Government of Republika Srpska. He has been in politics for some time. His party won in two municipalities in the local elections. He had sudden success in the November parliamentary elections.

Gelbard’s third attempt to get to Kosovo fails

To Franjo Tudjman, the peaceful reintegration is a victory which will keep him power for a long time; to Slobodan Milosevic it’s just another deftly concealed defeat

V.D.: the Mayor of Belgrade speaks for VREME about the GSB (City Transportation Company) strike, negotiations with strikers, his driver's salary, war and peace with Djindjic's Democrats, negotiations with the Socialists, about national harmony and about the vocal talents of Mirko Marjanovic