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Croatian Parliament Ratifies Border Deal With Slovenia
11/20/2009 RTTNews
Croatia's parliament Friday ratified an agreement that could lead to settling the long-pending border dispute with Slovenia.
All but six of the 129-member house voted in favor of sending the border dispute to international arbitration - a conditi...
Twelve candidates running for president in Croatia
11/19/2009 SETimes
Twelve candidates will compete in the December 27th presidential elections, the State Electoral Commission announced on Wednesday (November 18th). Five of them are backed by parties and seven are running as independents. "We received 21 candidacies, ...
MATE GRANIC: ‘CROATIA DIDN’T DO ETHNIC CLEANSING’
11/18/2009 Sense
While Granic didn’t deny that there were isolated crimes against Serbs and their property during and after Operation Storm, he claimed that the Croatian authorities wanted to defeat the enemy and to have the civilians remain in their homes. Why was a...
CROATIA WAS DEFENDED FROM BH
11/10/2009 Sense News Agency
Ivan Beneta, brigadier general in the Croatian Army, contends that
‘Croatia had no other way to defend itself’ but to send its troops to BH
and prevent the JNA from taking over a swath of Croatian territory up to
the Virovitica-Karlovac-Karloba...
Croatia, Slovenia Sign Border Deal
11/4/2009 Associated Press
The prime ministers of Balkan neighbors Croatia and Slovenia on Wednesday signed a border deal, unblocking Croatia's bid to join the European Union.
Croatia's Jadranka Kosor and Borut Pahor of Slovenia penned the agreement in a ceremony in the cap...
Keating: Za BiH najbolja teritorijalna federalizacija
6/3/2008 Vecernji List
USTROJ Studija o federalizmu u BiH koju je financirala Europska unija pokazala:
Europska unija financirala studiju o federalizmu u BiH, koja sugerira da je federalni ustroj način da se riješe unutarnji problemi
Studija o federalizmu u BiH...
Lajčak: O zatvaranju OHR-a počet će se razgovarati na jesen
5/23/2008 Hina
Početak ozbiljnije rasprave o zatvaranju Ureda Visokog predstavnika u BiH (OHR) ne treba očekivati prije jeseni, izjavio je slovački diplomat Miroslav Lajčak koji sada obnaša tu dužnost.
"Očekujem da bismo na jesen mogli ...
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CAA Documents
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Freedom Consolidation Act of 2007
2008 Days on the Hill
Gotovina Should Get Lawsuit Protection From Washington By V. M. Raguz
CAA Statement Ahead of BiH Constitutional Reform Negotiations in Washington, D.C., November 19-22, 2005
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The Crux of the Case Against Gotovina
He is charged with excessive use of artillery during the army's advance on the rebel Serb stronghold of Knin in August 1995, and with responsibility for the killings of Serb civilians and widespread looting of their property after the operation.
Gotovina said there was no excessive shelling and he had moved to the frontline in Bosnia immediately after capturing Knin. "On returning to Croatia I had no control over any part of the territory. That was done by civilian authorities," he said. --Reuters, 2003

CAA in Action - Project Plehan
In February 2004, at the request of the U.S. Embassy, CAA met in Sarajevo with Plehan parish priest Fra Mirko Filipovic The Fra explained that his parish was among 14 devastated Croatian Catholic parishes located in the Serb occupied area in Posavina region in the hills south of Derventa.
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