Issue 53 - September 28, 1992

In Washington, previously locked doors were opened to Panic in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He encountered sympathy, even some warmth

Winter is coming to the Balkans: to Knin, Banja Luka, Sarajevo and Belgrade. Countries devastated by war need food and heating, but this winter will be different. Last winter there was no war in Bosnia, Serbs in Croatia had the backing of the JNA and Serbia, and there were no sanctions against Serbia. But, things have gone too far in a year and there is no turning back. The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia has increasingly become the hostage of those who were hostages of the former state and army

J.P.Morgan always tied his tie correctly and did business in a liberal political environment determined to firmly establish a state governed by law and representative democracy. He took part in transforming the Wild West into an organized state

Redzep Tyosya dissatisfied with Rugova's diplomacy

The ruling party in Serbia is making a mistake in trying to dictate life to the people of Sandzak

The regime proposed setting up crisis headquarters in which the republican government would play the main role, and the headquarters of all headquarters would be located where money is printed. The last link in abolishing the market would be forming a general staff in the National Bank of Yugoslavia

The Socialists are completely defeated. The refusal to hand over the United Nations membership of the vanished socialist Yugoslavia to the new "Yugoslavia" has been the final diplomatic blow to their international policy