A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON WEDNESDAY

ZAGREB, May 15 (Hina) - The Zagreb daily VJESNIK runs a commentary on the Zagreb City Council session after the Constitutional Court's decision to overrule the government decision on the dissolution of the Council. The commentary is headlined "City Council Together Again". The paper also runs a commentary headlined "Decision on Council of Europe in June", from Brussels where 15 foreign ministers did not give a green light to Croatia for its admission into the Council of Europe. Access to the Council of Europe is Croatia's priority, Nenad Ivankovic writes in VJESNIK, adding that some European standards in internal politics had to be adopted. "The standards do not always have to correspond with what we think is needed or useful at the moment," Ivankovic said. In an article headlined "Kinkel in Belgrade With New Offers", Ivo Lovric writes that the upcoming visit of the German Foreign Minister to Belgrade was meant to boost German influence in the region, but politicians in Bonn assess that the possibility of influencing Milosevic (Serbian president) was small. The paper also runs an interview with the secretary of the Serb Demographic Forum, Veljko Dzakula, under the headline "Serbs Have Never Been Against Croatia!". Dzakula expressed his belief that some 80% of Serbs would return to Croatia. Another Zagreb daily, VECERNJI LIST, runs a commentary on the session of the Zagreb City Council under the headline "The Council Awaits Government's Answer. Tomislav Drzic writes about the decision of 15 foreign ministers on the postponement of Croatia's accession into the Council of Europe. He writes that European politics had not changed towards Croatia since 1991. "This is just another scheme of some European leaders, mainly France and Great Britain, who are uncomfortable with American influence in Croatia. (hina) lm mm 151130 MET may 96