Issue 340 - April 11, 1998

The referendum will be successful, of course, but it is hardly unimportant whether or not the referendum committee will be forced to fill ballot boxes with shovels. It is hardly unimportant because the regime will know the actual results

The Serbian parliament has called a referendum to decide whether the Serbs will accept or refuse the involvement of international factors in resolving the Kosovo crisis

Serb authorities are often calling for support from “loyal Albanians”. Who are they and how many

This regime continues to spoil our relations with the world, which is prolonging our isolation; it is destroying relations between Serbia and Montenegro, which is threatening ever more dangerously the survival of the country. Finally, it has brought our position in Kosovo to such a point that everyone is asking themselves more about the problem and future of Kosovo than we ourselves are. In any case, we have less and less influence on what is happening in Kosovo.

Josko Cuk, the President of the Chamber of Commerce of Slovenia, spoke for VREME about present and future economic relations between Slovenia and Yugoslavia

At the airport in Bari, Vasa Baosic was greeted by a “crowd” of TV and photo cameras. Before the cameramen and journalists managed to get to the Police Chief from Bar, agents of the Italian Agency for Anti-Mafia Investigation had placed handcuffs on him

One year ago, Gen. Radovan Stojicic Badza, Acting Minister of Domestic Affairs of Serbia, was killed in an infinitely unpleasant manner. What has happened with the police in the meantime, besides the fact that the murderer has not been found and that a Gen. Radovan Stojicic Award has been instituted?

Although defeat against Cibona Zagreb was a national disaster for many, Partizan came back to life and made it to the Final Four