The citizens of Croatia and Serbia have strong ties with Bosnia and Herzegovina, through birth, friends and family, a survey says.
President of Croatia Ivo Josipovic called on regional leaders to support the legal efforts of the RECOM initiative.
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Macedonia’s Deputy Prime Minister Musa Xhaferri says that extreme groups want to destabilize Macedonia and Kosovo, and that both governments are working to prevent such a scenario.
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Croatian and Bosnian officials on April 24 exchanged views on a range of outstanding issues, ranging from the Neum corridor to the port of Ploce and EU-standard border checkpoints.
After decades of living as one country, the successor states of former Yugoslavia are taking time to adjust to their new boundaries.
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Filip Vujanovic, the President of Montenegro, gave tribute to the Croat Civil Society of Montenegro for its achievements in bringing about reconciliation between Montenegro and Croatia.
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Countries from the region hope a donors' conference in Sarajevo will raise more than half billion euro to solve outstanding refugee issues.
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There are still some 57,000 refugees from Croatia in neighbouring countries, Terence Pike, representative of the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, in Croatia, said in Zagreb on Monday.
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Nine exhumed victims of the war in Croatia were identified yesterday by their families in Zagreb.
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The presidents of Serbia and Croatia backed a regional agreement on the prosecution of war crimes, but Bosnia did not sign the document as its tripartite presidency was unable to agree on it unanimously.
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The President of Bosnia’s Court denies blocking a protocol on war-crimes cooperation.
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At a meeting on Mt Vlasic, representatives of Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia discussed the future of the search for and identification of missing persons, and agreed to continue co-operation.
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Bosnia and Serbia have made a breakthrough deal on tracking down and prosecuting fugitive Bosnia war crimes suspects.
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Croatia and Macedonia have signed an extradition agreement as part of a wider regional plan to prevent citizens holding dual citizenship from fleeing to another country to avoid prosecution at home.
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Law stopping all war crimes investigations in Croatia by Serbian judicial bodies poses blow to moves to improve regional cooperation in war crimes prosecutions.