Issue 6 - November 4, 1991

The free traveling abroad has, for the last thirty years, been one of the symbols of the Yugoslav communism model

The European Community does not understand Yugoslavia The economic and national unity can not be broken up by the outburst of national and political barbarism

Mr. Vuk Draskovic is the leader of SPO (Serbian Revival Party) and one of the most persistent Milosevic's opponents. His party is among the leading ones in Serbia

A unique example of moral defiance has recently been recorded at the University of Belgrade. Dr. Mirjana Miocinovic, Professor of the Yugoslav theatre history at the Drama Academy, raised her voice in protest against the present situation in Yugoslavia

Mr. Taras Kermauner, the Slovene intellectual, initiated a public correspondence between Slovenia and Serbia five years ago. It was a series of political essays titled "Letters to my Serbian friend". After years of silence, disappointed by political developments both in Serbia and Slovenia, Mr.Kermauner decided to make his views known

The territories in Croatia held by the Army, the Serbs and the Montenegrins have been devastated by war, looted and administered by the combined authority of the military, the local improvised rule and by bandits

Where is Montenegro heading? Is it, as the National Party is claiming, about to become a prey for foreign leeches or has it finally raised its sensible head in an attempt to find a way out from this mess, which primarily refers to the most underhanded war in its history? Or rather, has it entered yet another adventure and has it any scope for manoeuver? A manoeuver which couldn't bridge the differences in Montenegro and elsewhere

Bosnia is a country of hatred, wrote Ivo Andric (Yugoslav author from Bosnia, Nobel Prize laureate). Nowadays, that hatred is being stirred everywhere.