A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON TUESDAY, 7 MAY

ZAGREB, June 7 (Hina) - Today's daily Vjesnik carries a report on peace talks in Geneva headlined "Serbs withdrew, negotiations begin". Akashi proposed a four-month ceasefire which would be implemented by about 5,000 U.N. peacekeepers deployed along front lines, added Vjesnik. The daily brings a report on a three-day visit of a Rumanian delegation, led by Prime Minister Nicolae Vacaroiu, to Croatia saying that a co-operation between the countries should be further developed. If Croatian banks trust in a new currency they should increase interest rates in kunas (HRK), writes Ivo Jakovljevic. Another Zagreb daily Vecernji List also writes about the Geneva peace talks on Bosnia-Herzegovina. A commentary deals with genocide over Moslems and Croats in Bosnia-Herzegovina. It stresses that the U.N. in Bosnia-Herzegovina admitted that genocide has been carried out in Bosnia only two years after the first massacre was committed. Vecernji List brings an interview with Igor Primorac, the professor of philosophy at the Jerusalem University. "The problem does not lie in relations between Croatia and Israel, but in relations between Israel and Serbia. The things Croatia has done in the recent time are very impressive, but it should be careful and not repeat certain mistakes from the past," said Primorac among other things. 071331 MET jun 94