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Croatia Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Admission to UN
Ceremony launches major retrospective of the country's progress two decades after its emergence as an independent member of the global community.
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Amnesty International: 2011 Was Turbulent
Amnesty International’s human rights report for 2011 welcomed the arrest of the last two ICTY fugitives, Ratko Mladic and Goran Hadzic, but warned that many people across the region still wait for justice.
Gotovina and Markac Appeal the ICTY Verdict
The defence teams of Croatian Generals Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac have asked for The Hague Tribunal’s verdict to be quashed, a motion the prosecution opposes.
Anti-Roma Incidents Criticised in Croatia
Parliamentary committee for minorities condemns recent wave of hate speech directed against Roma community.
Croatian President Urges Support for RECOM
President of Croatia Ivo Josipovic called on regional leaders to support the legal efforts of the RECOM initiative.
Two Decades Since Expulsion of Vojvodina Croats
Twenty years after the expulsion of ethnic Croats from the village of Hrtkovci in the Serbian province of Vojvodina began, Serbia has still not prosecuted those responsible.
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OSCE Warns Croatia Broadcaster on Media Freedom
Dunja Mijatovic has expressed concern over HRT threats to penalize journalists who speak out about the state of media freedom.
Bosnia Finally Takes Control of its Airspace
After years of relying on Serbia and Croatia to undertake some of the services, Bosnia is ready at last to manage air traffic control over the whole country.
Croatia and the ICTY: "No More Open Questions“
There is “nothing to burden” relations between Croatia and the Hague Tribunal, ICTY, the Croatian government declared following a visit by the ICTY prosecutor Serge Brammertz.
Trial for the Wartime Massacre in Bacin Starts
A war crime trial for the murder of 56 Croat civilians in October 1991 in the village of Bacin, in central Croatia, started on Wednesday at the County court in Rijeka, Croatia.
Serbia and Croatia Mark Operation 'Flash' Differently
The anniversary of a key military operation in Croatia's war for independence was marked with warm words in Zagreb and a mournful church service in Belgrade.
Serbia Debates War Crime Trials
Proper processing of war criminals is crucial for the region in order to face the past adequately, it has been concluded at the debate about war crime trials in Serbia.
Lovas case: Prosecution Asks for Long Jail Terms
The Serbian Prosecution’s Office requested that 14 people charged for war crimes committed in the Croatian village of Lovas be sentenced to a total of 160 years of prison.
Croatia and Bosnia Mull Solutions to Bilateral Disputes
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.
More Funds Required for Balkan Refugees
Although countries from the region had hoped to obtain more than half billion euros to solve outstanding refugee issues, they came out of a donors’ conference with less than two thirds of that sum.
Former Croatian Serb Leader Set For Retrial
Borislav Mikelic, former Prime Minister of the breakaway Serb statelet in Croatia, is to be retried at the request of his lawyer after being sentenced to 20 years imprisonment in 1993 in absentia.
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"Croatia’s Putin" Takes Over Tudjman’s Party
Newly elected head of HDZ, Tomislav Karamarko wins the post by reviving the nationalist rhetoric of the 1990s.
Mercep and Vukovar
Reconciliation as a Political Taboo
Croats Await Revelations From HDZ Trial
Ghost of Draza Mihailovic Still Divides Serbia
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Croatia: Gas and Electricity Prices to Go Up
Croatian household gas tariffs will rise by 22% and electricity will go up by 20% from 1 May, the government decided on Friday.
Bosnia May Ask Croatia For Export Concessions
Macedonians Keep Clear of Debts to Banks
Clock Ticking For Bosnian Exporters to Croatia
Croatian Dairy Farmers Call Off Roadblocks
