It has recently become obvious that in the hinterland of the bloody war in Bosnia and the Krajinas, behind the smoke curtain of numerous elections and clashes between the opposition and authorities, during the chaos of hyperinflation and mafia banking scandals, a quiet and speedy privatization of half of Serbia’s industry has been carried out Privatization is the prevailing nightmare […]
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