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Croatia-Slovenia agreement is good foundationArbitration agreement with Croatia gives Slovenia the opportunity for a satisfactory solution to the long-standing border dispute, since it refers to its direct emergence at the open sea, said Slovenian President Danilo Tuerk in an interview ICJ to tackle Montenegro-Croatia border issue Montenegro and Croatia are expected to submit documentation to the International Court of Justice regarding their outstanding dispute over the border on the small peninsula of Prevlaka near Herceg Novi in Montenegro. According to Croatian New government to focus on economic crisis New Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor said she had set a priority on tackling the financial crisis, following a successful approach by outgoing Ivo Sanader, who resigned unexpectedly two weeks ago, state radio and television Croatia’s Sanader blames EU, Slovenia  Outgoing Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader blamed the European Union for allowing Slovenia to create a “lunatic theatre” to block his country’s path to European Union membership, local media said. Sanader, who stunningly resigned his Now it’s up to Sweden to solve all the EU’s problems  Following on the heels of the almost do-nothing Eurosceptic Czech Republic, which many analysts said foundered from problem to problem without a clue about how to deal with any of them, the rotating six-month presidency Zagreb, Beijing sign economic agreements Croatian President Stjepan Mesic and his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao on June 20 signed several agreements on economic cooperation in Zagreb. Hu, in his first visit to Croatia since the Balkan country’s independence in 1991, Croatia’s border fight with Slovenia puts EU bid on hold  The Czech Republic’s presidency of the European Union said it cancelled an EU accession meeting with Croatia over the Balkan country’s unresolved border row with neighbouring EU member Slovenia that threatens to cause a new Alliance grows, Albania and Croatia join While plans to reach out to more countries to join NATO flopped at year’s meeting in Bucharest, Albania and Croatia have become members, although would-be’s like FYROM, Georgia and Ukraine are still on the sidelines. Judges face 10% pay cut The Croatian government recently submitted draft amendments of basic collective agreements and agreements on salaries to unions. The amendments envisage that the salary basis would be brought down to the level from 2008, meaning from Croatia hopes to enter EU by 2011 Croatia will continue bringing its legislation into line with the European Union in order to enter the pan-Europe bloc by 2011, Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Jandrokovic said in Zagreb, following talks with his visiting Hungarian Slovenian-Croatian border issue remains unsolved Slovenia decided to stick to its policy and continue blocking Croatia`s European Union (EU) accession talks until a solution on the border dispute was found, stated Slovenian Prime Minster Borut Pahor, it was reported on France encourages Croatias EU bid French President Nicolas Sarkozy said he hopes Croatia will become the EUs 28th member state. He also urged a resolution of the countrys border dispute with Slovenia. Sarkozys comments came at a meeting with visiting Ankara, Zagreb to cooperate in transportation, defence Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader said on February 18 Zagreb was willing to improve cooperation with Ankara in every field including transportation, defense, as well as in efforts for stability in Southeast Europe.I am very EU wants Slovenia and Croatia to bury the hatchet The European Union expects “clarity” on how to solve a border row between Slovenia and Croatia within weeks, EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn said. The prime ministers of the embattled countries are set to meet Zagreb not to escapeworld financial crisis  Certain segments of the Croatian economy, including construction and tourism, will be affected by the international financial crisis, news agencies reported. Independent unions are more scared for the construction industry and are predicting a significant Slovenia, Croatia border row blocking EU hopes At the end of 2008, European Commissioner for Enlargement Olli Rehn was hopeful in his assessment of Croatia`s prospects of European Union membership and said that talks with the Croatian Government could wind up by Zagreb hopes Washington will not change ties  Croatian President Stjepan Mesic congratulated new US President Barack Obama wishing him success in his work. In his message, Mesic expressed trust in the continuation of the successful development of Croatian-American relations. The most important Sanader against salary reduction The president of the Croatian parliament Luka Bebic said that in the next sitting to be held by end of January, parliamentarians are expected to discuss reducing their salaries. Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, however, Russian-Ukraine crisis highlights LNG project  The Russian-Ukraine gas conflict that affected the Balkans should boost support in Croatia for the Adriatic liquefied natural gas (LNG) import project. Croatia consumes some 3.2 billion cubic metres annually.
Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader said Sanader silent on Slovenias blocking EU path Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader recently presented the National Programme for Accession into the European Union in 2009, mentioning the Croatia-Slovenia ties. Slovenias blocking of Croatias negotiations with the EU was not mentioned in the Government wants to cut 2009 budget gap  Croatia’s government will try to revise the proposed 2009 budget and cut the deficit to below one percent of gross domestic product (GDP), Prime Minister Ivo Sanader told parliament on December 10. “We shall make Freezing salaries opposed by unions Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader is expected to meet for the second time with social partners to discuss the decision of salary freezing for a year. This move was backed by the employers but unions Croatia, Ireland discuss accession, Lisbon Treaty A Croatian delegation led by Premier Ivo Sanader recently paid a oneday visit to Dublin, Ireland to meet his Irish colleague Brian Cowen. The delegation comprised of the chief Croatian negotiator for the EU Vladimir Revenue to reach 7.3 bln  Croatian Tourism Minister Damir Bajs said that in July over six million tourists visited Croatia, an increase by three percent compared to last year. Around 31.9 million overnight stays, or six percent more year-on-year were MOL to launch buyout offer for INA Hungarian oil and gas company MOL on July 14 said it plans to launch a public purchase offer for shares in free float of Croatian peer INA, in which it already holds a 25 percent stake, media reported Croatia bets on concrete support for EU membership In talks with Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, Committee of the Regions President Luc Van den Brande pledged concrete backing for Croatia’s future membership of the EU and urged the country to continue with the “excellent progress” it has Government adopts revised budget The Croatian government adopted a revised budget for 2008, increasing budgetary revenues by 2.5 billion-Croatiankuna and expenditures by 2.8 billion kuna. Most of the additional funds, 1.4 billion kuna, will go to the health system, Sanader says Croatia on track to join the EU amid Irish ‘No’  Despite Ireland’s “No” to the EU treaty, Croatia is looking to quickly conclude EU membership talks. The leaders of France, Czech Republic and Sweden, tentatively agreed that Croatia could sign the agreement on accession, saying Sanader says Croatia on track to join the EU amid Irish ‘No’ Despite Ireland’s “No” to the EU treaty, Croatia is looking to quickly conclude EU membership talks. The leaders of France, Czech Republic and Sweden, tentatively agreed that Croatia could sign the agreement on accession, saying Irish vote may not derail Croatian hopes Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader said he was confident that his country remains on track to join the European Union, even though Irish voters rejected the EU’s reform pact. His remarks came after French President |
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