Issue 41 - July 6, 1992

If he thinks that it is enough to proclaim himself America's ally, Cosic will be very surprised when a genuine change in attitude is still requested from there

Most foreign observers forecast that the still present war psychosis would consolidate Tudjman and his position as "the insatiable Croatian nationalist", as the world's leading newspapers describe him with increasing frequency

Europe's latest insistence on granting special status or maximum autonomy to ethnic Albanians in Kosovo has come up against a wall of silence in Pristina, as regards both the Albanians and the Serbs

It's no hyperbole to say that the mint will be supporting all of 10.5 million people

In a few days Serbia will have to make a choice: negotiations or violence

The greatest opposition protest to date, an unending chain of demonstrations, the regime's refusal to share power, new messages and old flags

Nothing is casting a brighter light on the Serbian Government's "new measures" than the PM Radoman Bozovic's words that the aim of this program is "to moderate the effects" of international blockade. The announced policy is neither anti-inflationary, nor an economic stabilization policy, nor is it totally centralizing the economy