Issue 371 - November 14, 1998

Serbian regime, by pursuing a well thought out policy of antagonism towards the whole world, lined up a series of defeats, but walked away as the complete victor over its own people

With thirteen bullets fired into two human beings, the Albanian terrorists are bringing the Serbs into an impossible position with regard to beginning any sort of negotiations

“The Contact Group states that Kosovo must remain within the existing borders of Yugoslavia. It is worded as ‘autonomy within Yugoslavia.’ Serbia is not mentioned anywhere. It is clear to the entire world — and not just to Albanians — that Serbia can no longer maintain control over two million Albanians”

The chief prosecutor, Louis Arbour, has only been issued a visa for an international conference in Belgrade, but not to head a team of investigators in the Region

The Schools of Philology, Law and Electrical Engineering - in a state of pre-cardiac arrest; the School of Philosophy - calm.

Sixteen professors and associates from the department of Serbian literature at the Faculty of Philology (University of Belgrade) have issued a statement addressed to the chancellor of the University, various relevant state institutions, and the public, in which they drew attention to ‘a number of illegal and unscientific acts’ on the part of the dean, Radmilo Marojevic

Soon after moving to Montenegro, ‘Dnevni Telegraf’ was hit by the new press law. Following a complaint from the Union of Women of Yugoslavia, the courts ruled that the publication of an advertisement for the student resistance movement ‘undermined the constitution and endangered the safety of women and children’

The question is how much can Montenegro's demonstrated democratization in the sphere of information help Belgrade's media at a time when Montenegro can't even defend itself

Zoran Djindjic and his Democratic Party have sued the daily Politika and its editor-in-chief, Hadzi Dragan Antic, using the new law on media. A foul law can’t result in a decent trial, and it won’t be any different this time

Milovan Bojic says that his party is not a trust of enterprises. Is that true?