“…PIPR was published from 1986 until November 1989 as a continuation of Polish Underground Extracts (PUE). …”

“…Ceasefire in the Azerbaijani-Armenian conflict; trials of opposition leaders in Tajikistan; Russia's role in ending the war in Bosnia; Day of Slavic writing and culture; opening of a Green Cross International office in the Hague; elections in Hungary; Berlin joins the competition for the right to host the 2000 Olympic Games. …”

“…Die Exekutive der Kommunistischen Internationale führt zwar internationale Kampagnen gegen die "rechte Gefahr", sie organisiert aber keines" falls einen wirklichen Kampf des Weltproletariats gegenüber den wichtigsten Aktionen der Weltbourgeoisie. …”

“…HSWP Reform Circles for a New, Radically Reformed Party to Be Set UP / by Alfred Reisch Conservatives Show Residual Strength at CC Plenum / by Edith Oltay HSWP CC Approves Draft Documents for Extraordinary Congress / by Alfred Reisch Playing Unfair: The HSWP's Financial Manipulations / by Zoltan Barany The HSWP's Assets: Revelations and Challenges / by Zoltan Barany HSWP Loses Fourth Parliamentary Seat to the Opposition / by Judith Pataki Agreement Reached on New Hungarian Electoral law / by Alfred Reisch HSWP and Six Opposition Groups Agree on First Steps toward Multiparty Elections / by Edith Oltay Religious Orders Being Re-Established / by Edith Oltay Hungary Defends Its Decision to Let East Germans Go West / by Judith Pataki Hungary's Military Plans to Cut Its Size and Streamline Its Operations / by Alfred Reisch…”

“…Parliamentary By-Elections as First Step toward Military National Elections / by Judith Pataki First Opposition Candidate Elected, despite Low Electoral Turnout Former Peasant Party Relaunched / by Edith Oltay A Christian Democratic Party Organized / by Edith Oltay The Death and Burial of Janos Kadar / by Alfred Reisch Hungary in Transition: A Commentary / by Alfred Reisch Hungary's Growing Economic Links with the USA / by Karoly Okolicsanyi Hungarian-Romanian Relations Reach New Low Point / by Edith Oltay Ambiguous Change in Ministry of Internal Affairs / by Jeremy King The Workers' Guard: A Threat to Hungary's Reforms? …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- USSR: national unity, Lithuanian secession, Romanian foreign minister's talks, communist opposition, Lenin statue pulled down in Tbilisi, women's protests <br/>- Split expected in Solidarity <br/>- Latest political scandals and denials in the GDR <br/>- Last days of the Italian CP <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Soviet troop withdrawals <br/>- Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros dam <br/>- Parliament's Property Accounting Committee commences its hearings <br/>- Taking up Hungarian citizenship to be simplified <br/>- Health checks in Tengiz and Hungary <br/>- Elections: party meetings, press conference, vote-counting system, election consultancy <br/>- Allocating responsibility for past mistakes <br/>- Open letter to György Marosán <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- EFTA membership Külpolitika: <br/>- SZU: német egység, Litvánia kiválása, a román külügyminiszter tárgyalásai, kommunista ellenesség, Lenin szobor döntés Tbilisziben, nők tüntetése <br/>- Szakadás várható a Szolidaritásban <br/>- Újabb politikai botrány és cáfolat az NDK-ban <br/>- Az olasz KP végnapjai <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Szovjet csapatkivonás <br/>- Bős-Nagymaros vízlépcső ügy <br/>- Megkezdte meghallgatásait a Parlament Vagyonelszámoltató Bizottsága, <br/>- Egyszerűsödik a magyar állampolgárság felvétele <br/>- Egészségügyi ellenőrzés Tengizben és Magyarországon <br/>- Választás: pártok gyűlése, sajtótájékoztatója, szavazatszámláló rendszer, választási tanácsadó <br/>- A múlt hibái miatti felelősségre vonás kérdése <br/>- Nyílt levél Marosán Györgyhöz <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- EFTA tagság…”

“…Kein Wunder, daß noch immer die alten Gefühle nachgrollen, und daß manche Anhänger der Unabhängigen eine "Charakterlosigkeit" ihrer Führer darin erblicken wollen, daß sie sich in der Stunde höchster Not mit den früheren Kampfgenossen zur Rettung des deutschen Volkes zusammenfanden. [] Neben diese mehr gefühlsmäßige Opposition gegen das Wiederzusammengehen tritt eine grundsätzliche. …”