A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON TUESDAY

ZAGREB, Feb 28 (Hina) - The front page of today's VJESNIK carries an article headlined "Strong Cooperation Between Croatia and Turkey" reporting on Turkish President Suleyman Demirel's courtesy visit to Croatia. The daily also reports on presidents Tudjman and Demirel's talks in an article headlined "Cancelling the UNPROFOR Mandate Does Not Mean War". Vjesnik includes a report on Croatian Foreign Minister, Mate Granic's, address in Geneva to the UN Commission for Human Rights. "Croatia in the European Council by Summer?" is the headline of an article on European Council parliament's human rights sub- committee session which was held in Zagreb. The paper on its front page warns of the today's tax report deadline. Vjesnik's Paris correspondent reports on US engagements in Croatia saying "The French media is counting less and less on Croatia changing its mind on the UNPROFOR mandate decision, and is concentrating more on what is to be done now, and the myth of an unbeatable Serbia is slowly breaking." The other Zagreb-based daily, VECERNJI LIST, in a comment piece discusses the 'new European concept' and its similarities to Europe in 1915 at the Vienna. The article examines the interests of some European countries in the former Yugoslavia. (hina) jn rv sd 281322 MET feb 95