General information

Call No.:

310-0-2:44/4

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 #44 / No. 4

Original Title

Motrišta

Date

1996

Level

Folder

Primary Type

Moving image

Language

Croatian

Duration

33 min.

Content

Form/Genre

News, Television program

Contents Summary

The Union of Railway workers stops its strike after the Supreme Court’s decision to confirm the ruling of the Supreme Court’s council that the strike was against the law: however they announced a new strike | The Ministers of Transport of Italy, Austria and Slovenia sign a protocol on the Corridor 5 Barcelona-Kiev: the Croatian deputy Minister of Railways did not sign the protocol | The Croatian deputy Minister of Railways Dragutin Šubat explains the decision not to sign the protocol on the Corridor 5 | Ivo Sanader and Christian Schwartz-Schilling meet in Zagreb to discuss the newly reached agreement in Bugojno | The President of the local board of HDZ in Bugojno Ante Mustafić states that the he hopes that the agreement will be enforced: the agreement demands the creation of conditions for the return of Croatians to Bugojno | The international police in Bosnia and Herzegovina needs a mandate for arresting persons accused for war crimes, states Elizabeth Ren, the special UN rapporteur for human rights | The new president of the Federal government of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Edhem Bičakčić | The House of Representatives of the Croatian parliament concludes the debate on the proposition for prolonging the deadline for harmonization of the legislation and constitution for one year | The Coalition Zajedno welcomes the arrival of OSCE representatives to assess the results of elections

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage

Belgrade

Bugojno

Zagreb

Subject

Drašković, Vuk

Fujimori, Alberto

Kornblum, John

Kulikov, Anatoly

Lilić, Zoran

Milošević, Slobodan

Mišin, Đurica

Mustafić, Ante

Pavletić, Vlatko

Ren, Elizabeth

Sanader, Ivo

Schwarz-Schilling, Christian

Šubat, Dragutin

Tomić, Dragan

Umek, Igor

Yeltsin, Boris