The Croatian Diaspora

ZAGREB, October 26, 2018 - Croatia's European parliamentarians wanted to additionally raise awareness about the status of Bosnian Croats with their letter to the presidents of the European Parliament, Council and Commission about the need for legitimate representation of Croats in all institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina and particularly in its presidency, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Friday, adding that he wasn't planning to meet with the presidency's newly-elected Croat member, Željko Komšić, just yet. "I think that the message by eleven of my colleagues is entirely compatible with what I said in the European Council. This letter should…

The Croatian language exam will no longer be part of the diaspora requirements for citizenship - good news for the Croatian diaspora.

ZAGREB, October 25, 2018 - US Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina said on Wednesday that HDZ BiH president Dragan Čović's claim, that the prerequisites to form a government in that country following recent general elections would not exist until the election law is amended, was irresponsible and unfair.

Keynote speeches focused on the challenges and opportunities facing the Croatian diaspora and how to expand influence in meaningful ways.

ZAGREB, October 22, 2018 -  The Association of Croatian American Professionals (ACAP) held its third annual conference in Silicon Valley over the weekend, bringing together over 300 experts, academicians, students and active members of the Croat expat communities in the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Scotland, Australia as well as guests from Croatia.

This year’s gathering takes places in the Silicon Valley.

ZAGREB, October 21, 2018 - Željko Komšić, who was recently elected the Croat member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is not welcome in towns in the country's northern Posavina Canton, local officials have said, joining other Croat-populated communities in the area between Posavina and central Bosnia which strongly oppose Komšić's election.

ZAGREB, October 16, 2018 - Leader of the Croatian Democratic Union in Bosnia and Herzegovina (HDZ BiH) Dragan Čović received an express rejection to his demands that before a new government is formed based on the results of the October 7 general election that amendments be made to the election law.

ZAGREB, October 15, 2018 - The president of the Bosnian Croat HDZ BiH party Dragan Čović said on Monday it would not be possible to form the government in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) without implementing a Constitutional Court ruling in the Ljubić case on the election of legitimate representatives of the three constituent peoples.