Issue 80 - April 5, 1993

It was a year of defeats and break downs, one in which we lost many illusions about ourselves, the world, civilization and the end of the 20th century. The decades-long nurtured illusion of Europe as the place where eternal bliss and harmony rule, has been destroyed by the terrible agony of Sarajevo which none wished, or knew how to prevent

All about the liaisons between the "Dafiment Bank" and the federal and republic states has yet to be learned

There are exactly 399 km between Belgrade and Kosovo Polje, and the train covers them in eight-nine-ten hours. There is no welcome, and one knows one has arrived in Kosovo, where practically everything has deteriorated from politics to the economy, and where people lead what is called "parallel lives."

Democratic opposition's lowest standing since 1990

After Boss Jezda's departure, many things remained unclear, but it is certain that the atmosphere in the lines in front of the "Jugoskandic" or "Dafiment" banks will not be merry anymore

The Security Council has adopted a resolution to enforce a no-fly zone over Bosnia; why was it passed and who will benefit from it? Who flew over Bosnia, and how?

The war crimes committed in Bosnia-Herzegovina and those responsible for them have been in the focus of the international public's attention over the past few months. According to Associated Press, Austria intends to submit to the United Nations a list of 150 people of Serbian nationality