“…HSWP Membership Cards to Be Exchanged Calls for Wider Right of Association Multiply / by Judith Pataki College Students' Image of Communism Undergoes Drastic Change / by Edith Markos Hungarians Rush to Get Their New "World" Passports / by Alfred Reisch Drastic Price Increase / by Edith Markos The Specter of Unemployment Becomes a Reality / by Karoly Okolicsanyi Tricks of the Trade: Labor Unions Raise Membership Dues / by Karoly Okolicsanyi Refugees from Romania Will Not Be Expelled / by Karoly Okolicsanyi Intellectuals Express Solidarity with Romanian People / by Judith Pataki…”

“…An Important Anniversary in Relations with the USSR / by Slobodan Stankovic Flare-up with Greece over Macedonia / by Slobodan Stankovic Polemics with Romanian over Transylvania / by Slobodan Stankovic On the Even of the 13th LCY Congress / by Slobodan Stankovic Youth in Turmoil / by Slobodan Stankovic Moslems in the News: The first Female Imams, "Self-Managing" Dervishes / by Slobodan Stankovic War Hero Commits Suicide as a Protest / by Slobodan Stankovic Poll Claims Yugoslavs Are Losing Confidence in Communism / by Slobodan Stankovic Polish Scholar Sees No Legitimacy in Communist Regimes / by Slobodan Stankovic Polemics with Polish Weekly over Czeslaw Milosz / by Slobodan Stankovic Newspaper Claims that Ceausescu Has Obstacles in Dealing with Moscow / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Bush on involvement in Iraq <br/>- Polish presidential elections <br/>- The post of president in the unified Germany <br/>- Russian parliament against extraordinary presidential rule <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Hungary strives to sign inter-state agreements <br/>- Meeting of the Historical Justice Committee <br/>- Roundtable on reasons for the Budapest International Fair to exist <br/>- Miklós Németh in England <br/>- Jeszenszky's lecture on the death of communism Külpolitika: <br/>- Bush az iraki szerepvállalásról <br/>- A lengyel elnökválasztás <br/>- Az egységes Németország elnöki posztja <br/>- Az orosz parlament a rendkívüli elnöki kormányzás ellen <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Államközi szerződések megkötésére törekszik Magyarország <br/>- TIB értekezlet <br/>- Kerekasztal a BNV létjogosultságáról <br/>- Németh Miklós Angliában <br/>- Jeszenszky előadása a kommunizmus haláláról…”

“…<br/>- On Czechoslovak trials <br/>- Ruling Najibullah leadership survives difficult days <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz statement to Tanjug on the multi-party system in Hungary, delays to ideological reform, 1956 and Hungary's relations with Western Europe <br/>- Sándor Demján talks to a West German paper on the judgment of 1956 <br/>- Conversations about reparations to the victims of Fascism and Communism <br/>- Files, examination and investigation materials relating to political and show trials 1946-1962 <br/>- Alliance of Free Democrats (SZDSZ) holds discussion of systems of association at Jurta Theater Külpolitika: <br/>- Szovjet <br/>- Izraeli külügyminiszteri tárgyalások <br/>- Mit jelent a szovjet-izraeli közeledés a közel keleti térség számára? …”

“…The anniversary of Prince Aleksandr Nevsky's death; economic problems of the town of Vorkuta; a lesson for school children in the Russian Center of Space Flights; interview with the Professor of Legal Studies, Boris Krylov, about the new Constitution of the Russian Federation; dismissal of Eduard Rossel from the position of the Head of the Administration of the Sverdlovskaia oblast; discussion of the forthcoming referendum on the Constitution of the Russian Federation and the parliamentary elections; discussion of the irrelevance of confusion Communism and fascism; on the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich in 1923; on the Kazakhstan's exit from the ruble zone; discovery of the gold deposit in Kyrgyzstan; school for blind children near Moscow; the problem of public transportation in Moscow. …”

“…A call "Back to the Middle Ages" closed an article on social models - communism, socialism, and liberalism - as perceived by a pseudonymous author in the Warsaw-based weekly "Wiadomości" [News], an unofficial publication of Solidarity members.…”

“…Soviet Dissidents Write to a Polish Opposition Group / by Anna PomianThe underground biweekly "Solidarność Walcząca" publishes a Polish translation of a letter from a Soviet "Group of Sympathizers of Fighting Solidarity", prepared in Leningrad in April 1987 and addressed to "all those who oppose communism in Poland" and written on behalf of "their Soviet supporters." …”