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Issue 330 -

Devaluation
by Dragoljub Zarkovic
Stojan Cerovic’s Diary: 
Scent of Money
by Stojan Cerovic
Serbians, even when subjected to the most intense flattery and promises, are unwilling to dip into their wallets
Twilight Zone: 
Ain’t No One’s Got What We’s Got
by Ljubomir Zivkov
On January 5 Mira Markovic made an inventory for her readers in the Bazar bi-weekly of everything we Serbs have today, and of which other peoples and their rulers can only dream about
Serbia: 
Cane and Top Hat
by Milan Milosevic
Can the mandates that are being negotiated be used to make necessary changes, or will the changes only be a rhetorical cover for the distribution of the mandates
Early Federal Parliament Elections: 
Qualifier in May
by Nenad Lj. Stefanovic
Balance of Forces
Interview: Jelko Kacin: 
Interest, and Not Friendship
by Svetlana Vasovic-Mekina
Slovenia is the only state from the former Yugoslavia with which FRY has no relations whatsoever, despite even greater economic cooperation.
Kosovo: 
Bloody Deal
by Dejan Anastasijevic
Last week in Kosovo the police experienced two successive defeats in conflicts with armed Albanian insurgents in the region of Drenjine
Contraband Woes: 
From Dusk Till Dawn
by Dragan Todorovic
In order to avoid Serbian police at the Prijepolje checkpoint, smugglers who buy goods in the Montenegrin town of Tuzi return to Serbia via Gacko, Serb Sarajevo, Foca and Cemerno...
A New Reading of Dobrica Cosic : 
A Writer Who Became a Novel Character
by Teofil Pancic
Even if he doesn't survive as a writer, which is what most readers in Serbia believe these days, Dobrica Cosic, one of the most famous Serbian writers, will definitely go down in history as a novel character!
A Chronology of Death By Order: 
The Babylon Brothers
by Zoran B. Nikolic
Belgrade residents Dejan Zivotic and Darko Nikolic were indicted for the alleged killings of five people in Cacak for exorbitant amounts of money, three of them by mistake
The Week: 
Shortages and Radioactivity
All six dailies printed in the Borba print shop (Vecernje Novosti, Dnevni Telegraf, Danas, NT Plus, Borba and Sport) weren’t published on January 28 because of a shortage of newsprint.