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Croatia to Claim Refund From War Criminal
Croatia says it wants a 65,000 euro payback from former Croatian general Mirko Norac, who was convicted of war crimes, after it had to compensate the victims’ families.
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Brammertz Dissapointed With Gotovina Verdict
The ICTY Chief Prosecutor says he is disappointed with the acquittal of two Croatian generals, while Serbia announces prosecution of crimes committed during the Croatian military operation Storm.
Gotovina Receives Hero's Welcome in Croatian Hometown
Tens of thousands welcomed the former Croatian Army general back to his birthplace of Pakostane following his acquittal of war crimes by the International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia, ICTY.
Croatian Ex-PM Sanader Jailed for Ten Years
Ivo Sanader has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for taking bribes from two foreign companies.
Croatian Serb Refugees Plan Protest Over Hague Acquittal
Representatives of refugee associations in Serbia will submit a draft resolution to Serbia's parliament following the surprise acquittal in The Hague of generals Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac.
Gotovina Verdict to Impact Serbia's EU Integration
Serbian politicians believe that the acquittal of two Croatian generals by the Hague Tribunal will not contribute to reconciliation and European future of the region.
Gotovina Calls Croatian Serbs to Return
In a short interview given to the Serbian newspapers Kurir, Ante Gotovina called on all Croatian Serbs who fled Operation Storm [Oluja] in 1995 to return to their pre war homes.
Croatian Ex-PM Awaits Verdict on November 20
The verdict on Croatia's former prime minister, Ivo Sanader, in the first of two trials for bribery will be delivered on November 20, presiding judge of County Court in Zagreb Ivan Turudic announced on Thursday.
Croatian Generals Greeted with Hero's Welcome
Tens of thousands of Croats gathered at the main square in the capital to greet army generals Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac after they were acquitted of war crimes charges in the Hague.
Serbia Slates Release of Croatian Generals
Serbian officials condemn the acquittal of two Croatian generals, accusing the Hague Tribunal of undermining its own credibility.
Croats Celebrate Acquittal of Gotovina and Markac
Croats celebrated the acquittal of Croatian army generals Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac, with the President and Prime Minister saying they were not guilty of war crimes.
Hague Tribunal Overturns Verdicts on Croatian Generals
Hague Tribunal quashes first instance verdict that jailed Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac for 24 and 18 years respectively for crimes against Serbs in 'Operation Storm'.
Croatia Vice-Premier Quits, Faces Prison in Hungary
Radimir Cacic resigned on Wednesday after a court in Hungary sentenced him to 22 months in prison for killing two persons in a car accident in January 2010.
Sanader Trial: Ex-PM 'Betrayed National Interest'
Ivo Sanader 'betrayed vital national interests', prosecutors said in their closing words on Wednesday in the bribery trial concerning Hypo bank and the Hungarian oil company MOL.
Sanader: MOL Deal Was Good for Croatia
Croatian former prime minister Ivo Sanader claimed "he did good for Croatia" on Tuesday during the second day of his defence speech in the first of two bribery trials.
Croatian Ex-PM Sanader PM Starts Defence
Former Prime Minister Ivo Sanader on Monday denied having received funds from Hypo bank in 1994, starting his defence speech in first of two trials for bribery.
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Boosting the Balkans’ Progress Towards the EU
Ten years after the Thessaloniki summit, the EU enlargement process for the western Balkans needs an injection of new energy.
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Croatian Airlines Staff End Strike
Croatian Airlines flight attendants agreed to end the strike against jobs and wage cuts on Tuesday, after edight days.
