Business as usual: Croatia’s denial of Ustaša crimes
On June 26, The Independent published an op-ed written by Professor Menachem Rosensaft, general counsel of the World Jewish Congress,
Read moreOn June 26, The Independent published an op-ed written by Professor Menachem Rosensaft, general counsel of the World Jewish Congress,
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov expressed his solidarity with the Croatian people after two powerful earthquakes struck Zagreb on the
Read moreCroatia’s conservative president trailed her leftist rival in Sunday’s election, but garnered enough votes to force a runoff early next
Read moreThe European Commission considers that, based on the results of the Schengen evaluation process initiated in 2016, Croatia has taken
Read moreThe European Commission said on December 20 that this week it had made available an additional 305 million euro in
Read moreThe International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies says thousands of migrants stuck near the Bosnian-Croatian border face
Read moreThe three European Union member states in south-eastern Europe were among the largest net recipients of personal transfers in the
Read moreWhile diving with tourists near the Croatian island of Pag, Vedran Dorušić, the president of the Diving Tourism Organisation at the
Read moreInternational aid organizations have reported that Croatian police are using violence to push refugees back into neighboring Bosnia-Herzegovina. Croatian authorities
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