Issue 60 - November 16, 1992

According to reliable sources, the Yugoslav President got an answer to this question from Slobodan Milosevic, who, at one of their meetings, calmly quoted a few sentences Cosic had said to some friends in a park.... As could be expected, the whole story was later denied, with the explanation that it "was in no-one's interests for it to be made public"

Prime Minister Panic has found a cure against the opposition's anemia: "We are no longer the opposition, we are a democratic coalition, we have the authorities with us now".

Ideological kinsmen and brothers in Slavic soul are to testify that the "truth" about Serbia is "getting through" to the world

I wouldn't advise anyone engaged in politics and society to be completely insensitive to the fact that the better part of youth live in a parallel world which has almost no contact with the reality that is occupying the whole of the international community

The Slovenian government started "monitoring" foreign consular missions on its territory very early. Already after the first multi-party elections, and way before Slovenia was recognized as a state, Peterle's government discussed, at the initiative of Interior Minister Igor Bavcar, the proposal for Slovenian bodies to immediately start listening to the telephone conversations of foreign countries' representatives

As many as 43 percent of the polled think that Television Serbia is the propaganda headquarters of the Socialist Party of Serbia

On the evening preceding a routine police intervention and detention of a 15-years old cigarette dealer Alli Seidi at Bit-pazar in Skoplje - that turned firstly into an incident, then into street disorders, and finally into an open clash between 3000 demonstrators (mainly ethnic Albanians) and a special unit of the Macedonian police - resulting in 4 casualties, 30 injured and many destroyed cars, smashed and devastated stores