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Malta's Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi on his official visit to Croatia
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VALLETTA, Malta (di-ve news) August 25, 2006. Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has on Wednesday met his Croatian counterpart Ivo Sander as part of his official visit to Croatia.
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(E) The Swearing-in Ceremony for Robert A. Bradtke at the US State Department
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The Swearing-in Ceremony of the new United States Ambassador to the Republic of Croatia, Robert A. Bradtke, at the US State Department Dear Crown readers,I want to share with you that this past Monday, July 3, the NFCA was honored to attend the Swearing-in Ceremony of the new United States Ambassador to the Republic of Croatia, Robert A. Bradtke, at the US State Department. Steve Rukavina, Zvonko Labas, and I were invited by Mr. Bradtke himse
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(E) Scheffer Says Croatia Makes Great Progress On Path To NATO
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Scheffer Says Croatia Makes Great Progress On Path To NATO 2006-07-07 16:32:18 Croatia has made great progress on the path to NATO membership and for that it deserves a high assessment and it can hope to receive positive signals at a summit in Riga, NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer said in Zagreb on Thursday after talks with Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader. Joining NATO is based on efficiency and not on a summit or an invitation,
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(E) NFCA Meets With American Officials To Discuss Issues
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NFCA Meets With American Officials To Discuss IssuesS NFCANational Federation of Croatian Americans2401 Research Blvd, Suite 115Rockville, MD 20850----------------------------------Tel: (301) 208-6650Fax: (301) 208-6659 NFCA MEETS WITH AMERICAN GOVERNMENTAL OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS ISSUES AFFECTINGTHE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA For Immediate Release (Washington, DC - May 31, 2006) On Monday, May 22, 2006, Mr. Ed Andrus, thePresident of the National Federat
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(E) Interview with an American Ambassador Okun
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Interview with American Ambassador Okun Interview by Jadranka Juresko-Kero in the Vecernji List, Zagreb April 15, 2006translated from Vecernji List by Hilda M. FoleyAmerican Ambassador Herbert S. Okun speaks about Milosevic, Tudjman, the war, the negotiations ...Ambassador Herbert S. Okun has spent a full thirty six years in the service of the State Department and American diplomacy. Born in New York 76 years ago to a immigrant Russian
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(E) The Death of Slobodan Milosevic - 15 years too late
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THE DEATH OF SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC - 15 YEARS TOO LATEBy John Peter KraljicThe death of Slobodan Milosevic brought the expected platitudes concerning his trial. Though the amateurishness of the ICTY and its prosecutor dwarfs anything we saw in the O.J. Simpson trial, we heard many lament about how Milosevic’s trial ended so close to a verdict. Carla del Ponte herself pontificated about how the proceedings would have ended within the next few month
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(E) Croatia at odds with EU over fishing policy
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Croatia at odds with Brussels over fishing policy 21/03/2006Croatia's plan to modernise its fishing fleet has run afoul of EU officials, who say it conflicts with rules governing fishing in the Adriatic.By Kristina Cuk for Southeast European Times in Zagreb-- 21/03/06The Croatian government is planning to build 26 fishing boats to help the struggling fishing industry. However, the idea has run afoul of EU officials, who say it is a bi
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(E) The Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina Conference Declaration
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The Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina Conference Declaration
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(H) Upucen poziv za povlacenje potpisa sa Daytona
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CHICAGO-Sa skupa hrvatske i bošnjačke zajednice u AmericiUpućen poziv za povlačenje potpisa saDaytonaNa prvoj zajedničkoj skupštini održanoj poslije 1992. godine,predstavnici hrvatske i bošnjačke dijaspore u Americi i Kanadi zauzeli su stavda je Daytonski ustav neadekvatan za moderno europsko uređenje BiH, te daga treba ukinuti i zamijeniti novimPiše Rudi TomićU hotelu Crowne Plaza, Chicago održana je 4. o
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