“…International Politics: <br/>- Warsaw Pact foreign ministerial committee session begins <br/>- Gherasimov's press conference on the Georgian situation <br/>- Polish Catholic church counter-offensive on abortion <br/>- Signs indicate that West Germany does not want deterioration in relations with Romania <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) rural reform circles <br/>- Debates about proposed car use fee <br/>- Conversation with three representatives who have left the Party: László Lengyel, Zoltán Bíró and Mihály Bihari <br/>- There will be May 1 rally held in Budapest <br/>- Democratic Trade Union of Academics against the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros investment project <br/>- Interview with Sándor Csoóri <br/>- Editors of "Tiszatáj" magazine banned on July 1, 1986 are morally rehabilitated <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Estimates indicate that prices dispute between Csepel Car Factory and Ikarusz caused HUF 0.5 million damage <br/>- Interview with deputy minister Zsigmond Járai: no shares law, no stock exchange law, although the stock exchange already exists <br/>- Hungarian People's Party planned agricultural reform Külpolitika <br/>- Megkezdődött a VSZ külügyminiszteri bizottságának ülése <br/>- Geraszimov sajtó értekezlete a grúziai helyzetről <br/>- Ellentámadásba lendült a lengyel katolikus egyház az abortusz ügyben <br/>- A jelek szerint az NSZK nem akarja tovább rontani kapcsolatait Romániával <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Az MSZMP vidéki reformkörei <br/>- Viták a bevezetendő autóhasználati díj körül <br/>- Beszélgetés a pártból kilépett három képviselővel, Lengyel Lászlóval, Bíró Zoltánnal és Bihari Mihállyal <br/>- Mégis lesz felvonulás május 1-én Budapesten <br/>- A TDDSZ a bős-nagymarosi beruházás ellen <br/>- Interjú Csoóri Sándorral <br/>- Erkölcsileg is rehabilitálták az 1986 július 1-én betiltott TISZATÁJ szerkesztőségét <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- Becslések szerint fél milliárd forint kárt okozott a Csepel Autógyár és az IKARUSZ árvitája <br/>- Hiányzik egy értékpapír törvény, hiányzik egy tőzsde törvény, de tőzsde már van. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Sajudis victory in Lithuanian elections <br/>- Nicaragua: secret negotiations with the US, elections <br/>- Fascists also make their appearance in Poland; visit of the Israeli foreign minister <br/>- Soviet troop withdrawals from Czechoslovakia start today; Havel in Moscow <br/>- Bush and Kohl favor Germany's membership of NATO <br/>- Vienna disarmament talks <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Government in session: Party property, Soviet troop withdrawals, Kossuth and Széchenyi prizes, taxing interest <br/>- Mátyás Szűrös negotiates more national summit meetings with the leaders of four parties <br/>- Military supreme prosecutor completes investigation against colleagues in internal security service <br/>- Elections: Medián's opinion poll, Spanish election experts, National Election Committee <br/>- Many parties protest against TV broadcast of Miklós Németh's March 15 speech <br/>- Break-in at Budapest HQ of Independent Smallholders', Agrarian Workers and Civic Party (FKGP) <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Protest by Ikarusz employees <br/>- Familiar faces fill joint company managing directors' posts Külpolitika: <br/>- Litvániában győzött a Szajudisz <br/>- Nicaragua: titkos tárgyalások az USA-val, választások <br/>- Lengyelországban is megjelentek a fasiszták; az izraeli külügyminiszter látogatása <br/>- Ma megkezdődtek a szovjet csapatkivonások Csehszlovákiából; Havel Moszkvában <br/>- Bush és Kohl az egyesített Németország NATO tagsága mellett <br/>- Bécsi leszerelési tárgyalások <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Kormányülés: pártvagyon, szovjet csapatkivonás, Kossuth és Széchenyi díjak, kamatadó <br/>- Szűrös Mátyás négy párt vezetőjével az újabb nemzeti csúcstalálkozóról tárgyalt <br/>- A katonai főügyészség befejezte a nyomozást a belső biztonsági szolgálat munkatársai ellen <br/>- Választások: a Medián közvélemény kutatása, spanyol választási szakemberek, OVB <br/>- Több párt tiltakozik az ellen, hogy a TV közvetítse Németh Miklós márc. 15-i beszédét <br/>- Betörtek a Független Kisgazda Párt budapesti székházába <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- IKARUSZ dolgozók demonstrációja <br/>- Ismerős arcok a vegyesvállalatok vezérigazgatói székében…”

“…Featured in the program: Kohl, Helmut (Chancellor of Germany) Contributors: Vedeniapin, Gennadii (Anchor); Kolesnichenko, Tomas (Anchor); Fesunenko, Igor' Sergeevich (Anchor); Rudakov, Anatolii (Camera) Series description: Newsmagazine of the USSR State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting aired weekly on Sundays at 7 p.m. in 1969-1987. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Bush strives for a new type of relations with the USSR <br/>- Reactions from West Germany and Brussels to the election results <br/>- Gdansk factory director: no dismissals took place <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Representatives debate the question: “Who should be the new premier?” …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Walesa's tour of Poland, Solidarity works out tactics <br/>- East Germans immigrating to West Germany <br/>- Romania still opposes recommendations made in Vienna <br/>- Bush's press conference <br/>- Trial of those responsible for Hebron catastrophe beings <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz's Prague visit <br/>- Mátyás Szűrös's Strasbourg talks <br/>- Patriotic Popular Front presidium meeting <br/>- Raoul Wallenberg Association protests against planned housing estate for Gypsy population on borders of Miskolc <br/>- World Council of Churches refugee committee secretary discusses support for Transylvanian refugees in Budapest <br/>- Interview with academic Szentágothai <br/>- Two new publications from Európa Press: Solzhenitsyn's A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, and Orwell's 1984 <br/>- Re-evaluating history of the recent past <br/>- Pozsgay: sects and dogmatic behavior within the Party represent the greatest burden <br/>- Hungarian Writers' Association expresses its concern over arrest and court appearance of Vaclav Havel <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- International Bankers' Training Center opens <br/>- Independent Smallholders Party's agriculture policy ideas <br/>- Lab Technology Works in Esztergom Külpolitika: <br/>- Walesa országjáró körútja, taktikázik a Szolidaritás <br/>- NSZK-ba kivándorló NDK-sok ügye <br/>- Románia nem vállalja azon előírások megtartását, amelyekkel szemben már Bécsben fenntartással élt <br/>- Bush sajtóértekezlete <br/>- Megkezdődött a hebroni katasztrófáért felelősök pere <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Grósz Károly prágai látogatása <br/>- Szűrös Mátyás strasbourgi tárgyalásai <br/>- HNF elnökségi ülés <br/>- A R. …”

“…Analysis of the last decades of Romanian politics <br/>- Armenian catastrophe <br/>- Walesa's Paris schedule <br/>- West Germany will pay more in future for Germans emigrating from Romania <br/>- MTI correspondent saw more protestors in Prague than Rude Pravo <br/>- Literary debate in the USSR over Solzhenitsyn <br/>- Romania reduces net foreign debt to zero <br/>- GDR cultural leader in talks in Israel <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Construction and transport, industry, and cultural committees in session <br/>- Hungary-EEC joint committee set up at founding meeting in Budapest <br/>- Szűrös on Romanian-Hungarian relations at the Püspökladány Party activists' meeting <br/>- Budapest Council does not agree with separation over time of parliamentary and local council elections <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Agreement: London Stock Exchange will assist in shaping the Hungarian stock exchange <br/>- Somogy representative Vida urges creation of parliamentary committee to inspect the awarding of support for companies <br/>- Journalist Zoltán Farkas did not hear much reassurance in Brussels concerning chances for Hungary exporting to the Common Market Külpolitika: <br/>- Arad után, ki tudja merre? …”

“…Featured in the program: Kohl, Helmut (Chancellor of Germany); Chirac, Jacques (President of France) Series description: A television newscast, shown on Channel One Russia (since 1995), уфкдшук on the First Program of the Central Television of the USSR. …”

“…Parliamentary elections in Lithuania; the Russian state budget for 1993; cooperation between Russia and South Korea; a problem with the delivery of textbooks from Germany to Russian schools; beer festival in Poland; the military conflict in Chechnia. …”

“…Featured in the program: Ryzhkov, Nikolai Ivanovich (Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR); Honecker, Erich (General Secretary of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany); Ligachev, Egor Kuz'mich (Politburo Member of CPSU Central Committee); Evlanova, M.N. …”

“…Consideration by the Constitutional Court on the "Case of the Communist Party"; a referendum on the ratification of the Maastricht Treaty in France; the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict; armed conflict in Tajikistan; the anniversary of Armenia's independence; the Kazakh president's visit to Germany; the presidential elections in Estonia. Contributors: Osokin, Mikhail Glebovich (Anchor) Series description: A program of Channel One, broadcasted since February 10, 1986. …”

“…Featured in the program: Honecker, Erich (General Secretary of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany); Kádár, János (General Secretary of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party); Jaruzelski, Wojciech Witold (First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party); Ceaușescu, Nicolae (General Secretary of the Romanian Communist Party); Husák, Gustav (President of Czechoslovakia); Đuranović, Veselin (Chairman of the Presidium of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) Series description: A program of Channel One, broadcasted since February 10, 1986. …”

“…Mikhail Gorbachev's address to the 43 United Nations (UN) General Assembly Session; earthquake in the Armenian SSR; the development of the USSR diamond industry; Bulgaria's educational system; underpasses in Hungary; Maria Teresa's appeal to liberate Soviet soldiers captured by the Afghan opposition; the restoration of the Iraqi port city of Basra after the conflicts; health care system reforms in Germany. Series description: A television newscast, shown on Channel One Russia (since 1995), уфкдшук on the First Program of the Central Television of the USSR. …”

“…A state of emergency in Nagorno-Karabakh; review of international news concerning the situation in the conflict areas of the Soviet Union; the problems connected with harvesting; Polish Liberation Day; neo-Nazi movement in Germany; Soviet prisoners of war in Afghanistan; the Constituent Congress of the Travel Association in Moscow. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Press freedom in America, the USSR, West Germany, the GDR and Czechoslovakia <br/>- Yugoslav prime ministerial candidate's first program speech <br/>- Man who threatened self-immolation taken into custody in Prague <br/>- Polish workers' wage demands <br/>- Afghanistan's future after withdrawal of Soviet troops <br/>- Moscow organization plans memorial to victims of Stalinism <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz travels to Davos to give speech at European Community conference <br/>- Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) Central Committee's Historical Sub-Committee re-evaluates 1956: 1956 was a popular uprising! …”

“…Beginning issuing vouchers in Russia, Egor Gaidar's advice on the use of vouchers, the introduction of national currency, in Ukraine; exemption of republic from the CIS , consideration of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation "case of the Communist Party"; agriculture in Kazakhstan, the cooperation of Russia and Germany; introduction of free public transport for pensioners in Belarus Featured in the program: Gaidar, Egor Timurovich (First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation) Contributors: Vykhukholev, Igor' (Anchor); Lepetukhin, Evgenii (Anchor) Series description: A program of Channel One, broadcasted since February 10, 1986. …”

“…Petersburg; Soviet soldiers in Afghanistan; a terrorist attack in India; nuclear weapons in Germany; the status of New Caledonia within the French Constitution. …”

“…Russia suspends troop withdrawal from Chechnia; the Parliament considers amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation; the meeting of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Council of Heads of Government; the refusal of nuclear weapons based on Ukrainian territory; the trials of the German Democratic Republic's (GDR) former leaders in Germany; the status of Transnistria; the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict; a conference on a television policy in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and the United States; the economies of Hungary and Turkmenistan. …”

“…Featured in the program: Kohl, Helmut (Chancellor of Germany); Ligachev, Egor Kuz'mich (Politburo Member of CPSU Central Committee); Shultz, George (U.S. …”

“…The Minister of Economy of Germany makes a visit to the USSR; a special segment, "My Opinion," about perestroika; mining works in the Kuznetsk Coal Basin (Kuzbass); cooperation between the USSR and Yugoslavia; the Prime Minister of Thailand makes a visit to the USSR; a delegation of the Communist Party of the USSR makes a visit to Democratic People's Republic of Korea; Soviet troops withdrawal from Kabul; student demonstrations in South Korea; cooperation between Aeroflot and Pan American Airline; the problems of preservation and restoration of cultural monuments; George Soros established a charitable foundation; the opening of the State Puppet Theater in Yerevan. …”