Prime Minister Plenković Comments on Indictment of Zadar Mayor
Prime Minister and HDZ president Plenković also spoke about other recent events.
Croatian Generals Accused of War Crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Interior Ministry of the Republika Srpska, Serbian entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has reportedly filed criminal complaints against 16 Croatian generals for alleged crimes committed in 1995.
Croatia Reportedly Gives Away Two Kilometres of Territory
New border crossing with Bosnia and Herzegovina was built far away from the actual border.
Croatia’s MEPs Question Bosnian President on Arrests of Bosnian Croats
MEP Marijana Petir and others questioned President Bakir Izetbegović who visited the European Parliament.
Defence Minister Krstičević Cancels Visit to Sarajevo
Intelligence agencies reportedly told him not to travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Veterans Affairs Minister: Security Services Should Have Known More about Arrests in Bosnia
Minister Medved criticized Croatian security services for not knowing that Bosnian Croats would be arrested.
Plenković: Croatia Did Not Know that Bosnian Croats Would Be Arrested
Arrest of ten Bosnian Croats is still the main topic of discussion among Croatian politicians.
Plenković: Joint Criminal Enterprise Allegations Are Unacceptable
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković spoke today about the arrest of ten Bosnian Croats.
Croatian Prime Minister Still to React to Arrest of Croats in BiH
The arrest took place just two days after Prime Minister Plenković’s visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Croatia Reacts to Arrests of Croatian Nationals for War Crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Foreign Minister Steir and Defence Minister Krstičević commented on arrest of ten Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
