Issue 342 - April 25, 1998

The problem of Kosovo is becoming an ever harsher, more cruel reality on which a Serbian plebiscitized NO cannot possibly have any effect

The frequent skirmishes along the Yugoslav-Albanian border indicate that we are in for a hot summer. The rebels are infiltrating volunteers, arms and military equipment into Kosovo, while ethnic Albanian leader Ibrahim Rugova and his Democratic Alliance of Kosovo (LDK) are stalling peace talks. The army is getting nervous, the police are everywhere and the few remaining Serbs are evacuating Drenica and the nearby villages

Some economists state that sanctions would most likely launch hyperinflation in FRY once again. From which RS can efficiently defend itself simply by introductions its own currency

Two identical daily newspapers, called Blic and Novi Blic, have appeard on the market.

The story of a man who claims that the police in Pec had carved the name “Milo” on his skin using a knife and a soldering iron

In eight and a half years from sales worth four billion dollars to discontinued phones and electricity because of unpaid bills

Those from the Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) who "came back from the dead" will all go to jail. This is not revenge or hatred directed at SDS, and it merely concerns those who led Republika Srpska (RS) and are steeped in criminal activities