Croatia’s Homeland War consequences are still unsettling – a lot. The frequent commemorations at graves of victims or massacre sites of Serb aggression against Croatia convey a clear message of permanent expressions of profound, prolonged and intense grief of a nation, still after 26 years, crying for justice. The country’s pivotal operations, including the diplomatic […]
via Croatia – Persistent Grief For Victims Is A Call For Justice — Croatia, the War, and the Future
Croatia’s Homeland War consequences are still unsettling – a lot. The frequent commemorations at graves of victims or massacre sites of Serb aggression against Croatia convey a clear message of permanent expressions of profound, prolonged and intense grief of a nation, still after 26 years, crying for justice. The country’s pivotal operations, including the diplomatic […]
via Croatia – Persistent Grief For Victims Is A Call For Justice — Croatia, the War, and the Future
High corruption risks and practices, political patronage and nepotism, and inefficient bureaucracy rolled over from former communist days are among the challenges that Croatia has not truly dealt with yet. To deal with that lustration would be an absolute essential. Corruption and bribery are especially prevalent in the judiciary, public procurement, and the building and […]
By: Tomislav Karamarko and James Jay Carafano Europe is hooked on Russian energy. Last year, the European Union (EU) relied on Russia for 34 percent of its gas imports —up significantly from 2015. European nations like Bulgaria, Finland, Greece, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Serbia and Slovakia—remain dependent on Russia for more than 60 percent of their […]
via Investment in Croatian Gas Could Bolster American Security — Croatia, the War, and the Future
As Americans grow increasingly weary of involvement in messy overseas conflicts and espionage-flavoured intrigues, foreign dignitaries’ travel to US has in this transition time between two administrations grown increasingly more complicated —and potentially perilous to their political aggregate — as they try to show their foreign policy bona fides to America. For the foreign […]
via About Removing Liberty For Serbia On Croatian Soil — Croatia, the War, and the Future
Little or no mention of Croatian President visiting Washington DC and new administration. Taking it upon herself to bring Croatia in as a nation of influence. Good! Seems the lady doesn’t trust her own media either. Sounds familiar. Trust your people though!
