Tape includes programs from the following television networks: Croatian Television (Picture on Picture News Program), CNN, Heute, Serbian Television Belgrade, Serbian Television, Slovenian Television, and RAI. The programs are from March 1996, after the Dayton Agreement and the Roman Summit. The subjects include the support of Serbs in Romanija for Karadzic and Mladic; the Croatian defense minister Gojko Šusak on a state visit to Washington discussing tensions in Mostar, the Muslim-Croat Federation, the persecution of war criminals, and Eastern Slavonia; terrorist attack on first bus connecting Sarajevo and Serb-controlled suburb of Ilidza; two Bosnian Serbs suspected of war crimes turned over to the Hague International War Crimes Tribunal; the Bosnian refugee situation in Germany; the Serbian government takes over independent Belgrade television station Studio B; Mostar Franciscans object to unification of Mostar; Radovan Karadzic blames the international community for "exodus" of Serb residents from Serb-controlled part of Sarajevo at the point it is to pass under the jurisdiction of the Federation; IFOR in Bosnia; representatives of Bosnian Serb Army fail to appear at meeting with IFOR, HVO, and Bosnian and Herzegovinian Army, where implementation of the military aspect of the Dayton Agreement was to be discussed; problems of the UN transitional govt. in Eastern Slavonia and Serbian refusal to demilitarize; Serbian television reports evidence of "Muslim terrorist-training camps"; draft-dodging laws in Yugoslavia; Bosnian Serbs leaving Sarajevo suburbs of Ilidza and Vogosca; Italian IFOR members showdown with Radovan Karadzic' body guards. Interviews included: two CNN interviews with Croatian defense minister Gojko Šusak, various street interviews with Bosnian Serbs. Footage of American IFOR officer "ready to use force if necessary" in order to inspect Bosnian Serb weaponry warehouse.