“…International Politics: <br/>- More oppositional figures judged in court in Prague <br/>- Case of young man shot at Berlin Wall investigated at high level <br/>- Situation in Kosovo <br/>- French press on the Rushdie affair <br/>- Shamir's Paris press conference <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Commemorating 71st anniversary of Soviet military and naval force <br/>- A. …”

“…<br/>- On the Pan Am Scottish catastrophe <br/>- Former West German chancellor Helmut Schmidt on his 70th birthday <br/>- Opinion from Prague on perestroika and reforms <br/>- Private entrepreneurs on the Soviet Union <br/>- Important economic decisions taken by Polish parliament <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Miklós Németh sends telegram of condolences to R. …”

“…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? …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Reports on the Yugoslav Party Central Committee meeting <br/>- Arbatov article in Pravda on the disarmament talks <br/>- Statement on the Polish government session <br/>- Largest ever credit agreement approved between USSR and FRG <br/>- Article exposes Stakhanovism in Komsomolskaya Pravda <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Whitehead's visit to Budapest <br/>- Secretary of state Imre Miklós discusses in the Vatican Pope's visit to Hungary, appointing assistant bishops, minority rights and freedom of religion <br/>- János Kádár receives Indian Congress Party delegation <br/>- Israeli minister for industry and trade in talks with Tamás Beck and industry minister Frigyes Berecz <br/>- Hungarian delegation led by Ferenc Kárpáti travels to Prague for Warsaw Pact defense ministers' committee meeting <br/>- Libraries' sequestered materials <br/>- Ethnographic conference begins in Eger on the situation of Hungarians living beyond the borders, their living conditions <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- First Hungarian computing industry exhibition opens <br/>- On the experiences of the first Hungarian concern: report on Medicor <br/>- Why does the Bükkabrány lignite power station need to be built? …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Commentary on the situation in Kosovo <br/>- Armenia prepares for Sumgait pogrom anniversary <br/>- Arbatov thinks Krasnoyarsk radar station contravenes Soviet-American agreement <br/>- Election campaign in the USSR <br/>- Signs in Prague indicate that the judgment of non-official organizations is changing <br/>- Polish "market" in West Berlin <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz with János Lukács continue talks in Yugoslavia with S. …”

“…Television coverage from the landing site of the astronauts; cooperation between the USSR and China; appeals from the Committee of Soviet Women to the Embassy of Pakistan to find Soviet soldiers; opposition to Pinochet's regime in Chile; Friendship Festival between youth of the USSR and Hungary; the international television festival Zlatá Praha (Golden Prague). Contributors: Kirillov, Igor' Leonidovich (Anchor); Shebeko, Vera Alekseevna (Anchor) Series description: A television newscast, shown on Channel One Russia (since 1995), уфкдшук on the First Program of the Central Television of the USSR. …”

“…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! …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Another attempted breach of order in Prague <br/>- Thatcher requests Gorbachev's intercession to repeal death sentence issued against British author Rushdie <br/>- Eastern debts: Moscow correspondence <br/>- Mass demonstrations in Moldavia <br/>- Estonia's hammer and sickle logo ends up in museum <br/>- Polish parliament's debate, protests in Kraków <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz's two-day visit to Baranya County <br/>- Head of government Németh receives French parliamentary delegation led by L. …”

“…<br/>- Two more oppositionists sentenced in Prague <br/>- Will works by Havel and Kundera be published in Czechoslovakia? …”

“…Thermonuclear facility in Kyrgyzstan; mass planting of cotton in Azerbaijan; construction of gas-filling stations; opening of a press center in Prague; the outcome of Thatcher's visit to the USSR; the expulsion of some Soviet citizens from France. …”

“…Air Force Day in the USSR; construction of housing estates in Vilnius; social care for the elderly; the establishment of the Soviet-Hungarian marketing center; the Iran-Iraq ceasefire; coverage from the United Arab Emirates; the national day of trade union rights and freedoms in France; coverage from Prague; economic enterprises in rural areas in China; parachuting in Mexico; segment on wedding traditions in Nagorno-Karabakh; excavation of Sarmatian burial mounds in Bashkiria. …”

“…Former Foreign Correspondent of the Socialist Pravo Lidu, Prague, in Paris, London and Geneva. [] FRANK WOLSTENCROFT. …”