Duga (rainbow) is a bi-weekly from Belgrade. During the "anti-bureaucratic revolution", in which Slobodan Milosevic came to power, and the subsequent "national awakening of the Serbs", Duga excelled by publishing a lot of special editions on the medieval and pre W.W.I Serb history. Since then it has provided space for both extreme right and left on its pages. Duga carries a regular two page column by Mirjana Markovic, the wife of Serbian president, Slobodan Milosevic, in which she, among other, extols the virtues of Chinese communism and professes love for the oppressed in Angola. Dragos Kalajic, an unofficial guru of "the new Serbian right" is also a Duga columnist.

• Sweet Living in Sarajevo. In this article Mr. Kalajic touches on one of his favourite topics, Islam and the Bosnian Muslims. 12/10 1994.
• Partnership for Recket: Dragos Kalajic disects "Partnership for Peace", NATO, American policy in Europe and Bosnia, the New World Order, threats of mondialism and much, much more... 6/8 1996
• Really Nice Country: Dragos Kalajic enjoys racial purity in Slovakia... 9/28 1996
• Serbs Fight Serbs. The latest installment of Ms. Markovic's diary: psychology of the opposition leaders, Chetniks in Belgrade, predictions of "changes" in Serbian electrical utility company and of civil war among Serbs (if the opposition doesn't stop spreading its hatred). 1/18 1997.
• We Do Not Use Double Standards: interview with the British ambassador in Belgrade; Serb press seeking scapegoats, 7/19 1997
• Beauty of Vice and Power: Dragos Kalajic explains why the Serb Radicals are the ony option for Serbia, 8/30 1997
• Spiritual Issues: Dr. Stanislav Nikic about the world in which nothing happens by chance: Every Dead-end Has Hundreds of Exits, on homosexuality and the NATO aggression on Yugoslavia, 3/25 2000
• Interview: Slobodan Turlakov, a pensioner: Apis Was Unique, or "How to smash the head of the snake that poisons Serbdom?", 5/6 2000