Yugoslavia in 1995  Written by: K.F. Cviic  A federal republic
comprising the republics of Serbia and Montenegro, Yugoslavia
borders Hungary to the north, Romania to the northeast, Bulgaria
to the southeast, Macedonia and Albania to the south, the
Adriatic Sea to the southwest, and Croatia and Bosnia and
Herzegovina to the west. Area: 102,173 sq km (39,449 sq mi).
Pop. (1995 est.): 10,555,000. Cap.: Belgrade. Monetary unit: new
dinar (second), with (Oct. 6, 1995) a par value equal to the
Deutsche Mark (free rates of 1.42 new dinars [second] = U.S. $1
and 2.25 new dinars [second] = £ 1 sterling). President in 1995,
Zoran Lilic; prime minister, Radoje Kontic.  Serbia’s president,
Slobodan Milosevic, regarded by many as the principal instigator
of the war in former Yugoslavia, continued to play a key role in
the peace process in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995. As before,
his main concern seemed to be the lifting of UN sanctions
imposed on Yugoslavia in May 1992 because of its involvement in
the Bosnian war. Mean