Milanović Responds to Critics of His Comments in Leaked Audiotapes
Comments made by Croatian ex-PM and SDP Chief Zoran Milanović, during a meeting with the Veteran Union, caused controversy throughout the West Balkans and sparked a media frenzy.
Leaked Audiotapes of Former PM and SDP Chief Milanović Cause Controversy in West Balkans
Secretly taped conversations between former Croatian PM and Social Democratic Party (SDP) Chief Zoran Milanović and Veteran Union members was released to the public by the Croatian daily newspaper Jutarnji List, and sent shockwaves of outrage and anger across the West Balkans.
Croatia Ready for an Early Parliamentary Election
Croatia Ready For Early Parliamentary Election – By Saturday, August 13, the deadline for applying for the early elections in Croatia had passed, paving the way for the start of the “official election campaign”.
PM of Serbia Sent a Letter to EU Raising His Concern about Croatian Policies
Yesterday evening, August 1, the Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić announced that he sent a letter to EU officials, in which he raised concerns about the situation in the West Balkans and the Croatian policies towards Serbia, which he qualified as “anti-Serb”.
Tensions Rise between Croatia and Serbia over the Stepinac Case
BELGRADE, Serbia — Serbia sent an official objection to the annulment of the 1946 conviction of Catholic archbishop Alojzije Stepinac, claiming the Court’s decision is an attempt to rehabilitate fascism and the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
Yesterday, July 27, Croatian Foreign Minister Miro Kovač …
Croatian Court Annuls 1946 Conviction of Catholic Archbishop “Nazi-Collaborator“ Alojzije Stepinac
On Friday, the County Court in Zagreb annulled the conviction of Catholic archbishop and Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac, found guilty by the Court in 1946 for treason and support of the Nazi-puppet Ustasha regime. In 1946, Stepinac was found guilty and sentenced to 16 years in prison.
Croatian Early Parliamentary Election – the Battle between Two Blocks
A comment by Dejan Scepanovic
Recently, the President of Croatia announced an early parliamentary election to take place September 11, thus ending one of the worst political crisis in the nation’s history.
Croatia Forms a Monitoring Commission as a Response to Serbian EU Accession Progress
After it was announced that the EU confirmed the opening Chapters 23 and 24 for Serbia, Croatia responded by forming a Monitoring Commission.
Serbia Opens Chapters 23 and 24 in its EU Accession Negotiations
Yesterday during the EU Conference on Serbian negotiation, Serbia opened two new Chapters – 23 and 24, thus ending the three-month blockade imposed by Croatia.
Croatian president decides: Early election on September 11
President of Croatia, Kolinda Grabar Kitarović, announced today that the early parliamentary elections will be held on September 11.