General information

Call No.:

310-0-2:34/4

Part of series

HU OSA 310-0-2 Monitoring of Croatian Television: Off-Air Recordings of Television News and Other Political Programs

Located at

VHS PAL #34 / No. 4

Original Title

Motrišta

Date

1996

Level

Folder

Primary Type

Moving image

Language

Croatian

Duration

37 min.

Content

Form/Genre

News, Television program

Contents Summary

The current situation in Croatia discussed in the Croatian Presidency: the foreign financing of NGOs is more than problematic | The Croatian government comments on the ongoing strike of the railway workers | Report on the ongoing strike of the Croatian railway workers | Report on the average salary in Croatia | Shifts in the leadership in the Army of Republika Srpska: Mladić resigns, Pero Čolić new Chief of the General Staff | Carl Bildt accuses Hasan Muratović for misleading the public about the responsibility for the bad situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina | The meeting of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian Presidency about the Council of Ministers still without success | The first session of the Slovenian Parliament was interrupted | International relations | An interview with Anto Đapić, President of HSP, about recent events in the Zagreb City Council and the overall politics in Croatia | Report on Vladimir Šeks’ new bill on politicians’ reporting of their financial situations | The Croatian government decides on the new bill on rights of war veterans and their families | Report on the current occurrences in the Croatian branch of PEN International: Petar Šegedin reads his letter to the London headquarters of PEN | Latest data about AIDS presented

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage

Ljubljana

Sarajevo

Zagreb

Subject

Arlović, Mato

Balog, Neda

Bildt, Carl

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros

Ćolić, Pero

Fishburn, Thomas

Gregurić, Franjo

Herak, Ivan

Kovačević, Pero

Liović, Marinko

Luttenberger, Axel

Malenica, Anita

Mateša, Zlatko

Merčep, Tomislav

Mintas-Hodak, Ljerka

Mladić, Ratko

Muratović, Hasan

Piot, Peter

Prosperov Novak, Slobodan

Šarić, Mladenka

Šegedin, Petar

Šeks, Vladimir

Šušak, Gojko

Vukojević, Vice

Vukušić, Ljerka

Đapić, Anto