Informacije za javnost

25 September 2000, 19:30 News Headlines: Both ruling and opposition political parties claim victory in Yugoslav presidential and parliamentary elections Orasje farmers dissatisfied with their status and block bridge over Sava River joining Orasje, BiH, and Zupanja, Croatia, and only de-block it after compromise reached with Croatian authorities Tw [...]

Headlines According to the EU estimates, most Yugoslav citizens voted for democratic changes An explosion in a returnee house in Visici Employees of the company "Aida", Tuzla are on strike again "International financial aid will be reduced", the US Ambassador in B&H, Thomas Miller said Yugoslavia Official election results in Yugoslavia have n [...]

Headlines The Yugoslav elections are strictly controlled by the authorities 2 people were injured in a shooting during the second round of the elections in Macedonia 860 double-occupancy users should be evicted in Banja Luka by 20th November Prisoners of Nazi camps should receive a DM 1000 of aid from the German Government Yugoslavia The presiden [...]

News Headlines: Polling stations for Yugoslav election will be opened from 07:00 till 20:00, till 16:00 in Kosovo Milosevic votes in Dedinje, Belgrade, and states that he expects Yugoslav election to be good for people and country Regime is conscious that it will lose election - DOS presidential candidate Kostunica after casting his vote in Belgra [...]

24 September 2000, 19:30 News Headlines: Presidential and parliamentary elections start in Yugoslavia, first unofficial results expected late on Sunday at 22:30 Presidential candidates Milosevic and Kostunica caste votes in Belgrade Voting in Yugoslavia without incident Milosevic's politics have endured great debacle in Montenegro - Besic Numerous [...]

Headlines Refugees from Bare blocked roads Tuzla-Bijeljina and Tuzla-Zvornik The Headquarters for Defence of Dignity of Croats announced further protests The Yugoslav Army announced special security measures for Sunday's elections Montenegro - large number of military vehicles 5400 volunteers will supervise the B&H general elections Tuzla Ref [...]

News Headlines: Election blackout period in effect in Yugoslavia Belgrade peaceful one day before elections Yugoslav State Election Commission does not allow work of domestic controllers in elections Foreign factors are preparing election fraud by throwing in extra ballots along with regular ballots - State Election Commission EU condemns Yugoslav [...]

23 September 2000, 19:30 News Headlines: Refugees from Podrinje block Bijeljina-Zvornik road due to frequent evictions and recent conflict between refugees and police in Bare settlement, they demand resignation of Tuzla Canton Interior Minister Specialists for infective diseases warn of outbreak of hepatitis in wider Zenica area Pre-election silen [...]

Headlines The Head of the University of Sarajevo, Nedzad Mulabegovic resigned Employees of one of the "Energoinvest"'s factories are on strike again Guest of TV INFO: Bisera Turkovic, the B&H Minister for European Integration The Supreme Court in Belgrade sentenced 14 world leaders to 20 years in prison Sarajevo The Head of the University of [...]

News Headlines: Slobodan, it is time to leave! - Dodik open letter to Milosevic Media election blackout in Yugoslavia begins on Thursday at midnight SDS expects Yugoslav people to elect those who can develop relations among Serbs in Serbia, Montenegro and RS - Sarovic Procedure for RS journalists in elections will be same as for foreign correspond [...]