A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON TUESDAY

ZAGREB, Jan 24 (Hina - '(Parliament) Members Expect New Ministers' is a lead headline in today's issue of VECERNJI LIST covering a report on the forthcoming sessions of both houses of parliament. "Members will be presented with a number of interesting proposals on acts, but the sessions are likely to be dominated by debates on a report on the termination of the UNPROFOR mandate," the article says. VECERNJI LIST includes a comment piece by Nenad Ivankovic, under the headline 'The Milosevic Dilemma', which refers in part to an interview given by Croatian President Franjo Tudjman to the German paper 'Der Spiegel'. There are also interviews with the two mayors of Mostar (one representing the eastern part of the city and the other the western) Safet Orucevic and Mijo Brajkovic respectively. The theme is the first six months of the EU Administration of the city. Today's VJESNIK carries a front page report headlined 'Zupanja under General Alert for One Thousand Days'. The article refers to Bosnian Serb artillery attacks on eastern Slavonia. More than 85,000 shells have been fired at the Zupanja area since April 29, 1992. 'Still Divided and Uncertain' is the headline of an article by a Mostar correspondent on the first six months of the European Administration of Mostar. The paper also includes a comment piece on the IMF's attitude towards the stabilisation of the Croatian economy and says: "The new linking of serious financial solutions and transactions to March 31 when the UNPROFOR mandate ends, is no coincidence, but it could aggravate the start of a planned comprehensive post-war reconstruction - and no one would benefit from this." (hina) mar sd mms 241121 MET jan 95