Bozo Biskupic vs Redha Malek

Biskupic was elected as a member of the Croatian Parliament in the first multi-party elections, representing the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ). He participated in the legislative process during Croatia's transition to independence.

Biskupic was appointed as the Minister of Justice of Croatia, overseeing the legal system during the Croatian War of Independence. He worked on judicial reforms and the prosecution of war crimes.

Biskupic was appointed as the Minister of Defense of Croatia, managing the country's armed forces during the war. He oversaw military operations and the reorganization of the Croatian Army.

Redha Malek joined the FLN in 1954 and became a key figure in the diplomatic wing of the Algerian independence movement. He worked as a propagandist and diplomat, representing the FLN in international forums and advocating for Algerian independence.

Malek was a member of the FLN delegation that negotiated the Evian Accords with France in March 1962, which ended the Algerian War and granted Algeria independence. He played a role in drafting the agreements that established the ceasefire and transitional arrangements.

Malek served as Algeria's Minister of Information and Culture under President Chadli Bendjedid from 1979 to 1982. He oversaw state media and cultural policy, promoting Arabization and socialist ideology while controlling press freedom.

Malek was appointed Prime Minister of Algeria on August 21, 1993, by President Liamine Z

Malek resigned as Prime Minister on April 11, 1994, after less than eight months in office. His resignation followed disagreements with President Z

Malek published his memoirs, 'L'Alg