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(E) Why is Croatia not in the first wave of countries
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Why is Croatia not in the first wave?JANE'S FOREIGN REPORT: An article in "Jane's Foreign Report" asks, "Why is Croatia not in the first wave of countries due to enter the European Union in 2004?" According to most economic indicators, the article says Croatia "is actually ahead of several of the current candidates for EU accession in 2004." Several EU officials in Brussels "would rather have Croatia in the union than, for example, th
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(E) PREVLAKA, Croatia - Croatia regained control of all of its borders
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Prevlaka,CroatiaU.N. peacekeepers take down the U.N. flag for the last time during the handover ceremony at southern Adriatic peninsula of Prevlaka, near ancient city of Dubrovnik, December 15, 2002. After the ceremony Croatia assumed its sovereignty over Prevlaka for the first time in the past 12 years. REUTERS/Nikola Solic AP World PoliticsU.N. monitors leave strategic Prevlaka peninsula on Croatia's south Sun Dec 15, 8:20 AM ET
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(E) Croatia - Parliament gave Croat soldiers the green light to Afghanistan
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Parliament agrees to send 44 soldiers to Afghanistan ZAGREB, Croatia - Parliament gave Croat soldiers the green light Thursday to serve in the U.S-led peace mission in Afghanistan. Although some critics expected stiff opposition, the initiative to send 44 Croat policemen to the war-ravaged country won support from 104 lawmakers in the 151-seat legislature. Twenty-one were opposed, one abstained, and the rest were absent. The soldiers w
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(E) Former Dubrovnik mayor testifies at Milosevic trial
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Former Dubrovnik mayor testifies at Milosevic trialWed Dec 11, 8:56 AM ETBy TOBY STERLING, Associated Press Writer THE HAGUE, Netherlands - The former mayor of Dubrovnik, once known as "the pearl of the Adriatic," told Slobodan Milosevic (news - web sites)'s war crimes tribunal Wednesday that artillery barrages from forces under the control of the former Yugoslav president pummeled his historic city into rubble in the fall of 1991. "When I
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(E) Prevlaka - What's the deal?
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Prevlaka back in CroatianHands? Croatian Foreign Minister Tonino Picula (right) and his Yugoslav counterpart GoranSvilanovicCroatia, Yugoslavia Sign Landmark Border Deal Tue December 10, 2002 09:46 AM ET KONFIN BORDER CROSSING, Croatia (Reuters) - Croatia and Yugoslavia signed a landmark border deal on a disputed Adriatic peninsula Tuesday.The agreement will pave the way for a quick end to a 10-year-old U.N. peacekeeping mission there.T
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(E) Mr Blair had hopeful words for a questioner from Croatia
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Tony BlairMr Blair had hopeful words for a questioner from Croatia asking about the country's hopes of joining the European Union. He said it was exciting for such countries to have the prospect of joining the EU should they meet the necessary requirements. Asked about his most memorable moment as prime minister, he said it was the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland. Paying tribute to the World Service,
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(E) We have a Dept. of Defense (War) why not a Dept. of Peace?
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Peace should be profitable (op-ed, NB) Department of Peace Subject: Petition in support of a Dept. of Peace This independent citizen s initiative to create a United States Cabinet-level Department of Peace was launched in the United States of America on September 18, 2002. It was initiated to help reduce ignorance and suffering and to expand knowledge and
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(E) Loss of Helen Delich Bently
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TELL THE TRUTH COMMITTEEPO BOX 2932WASHINGTON, DC 20013-2932For Immediate Release: Contact: Erik MilmanNovember 18, 2002 TELL THE TRUTH COMMITTEE IS SUCCESSFUL IN HELPING DEFEAT HELEN BENTLEY IN MARYLAND'S 2ND DISTRICTThe Tell The Truth Committee was very successful in a one monthgrassroots campaign and media effort that informed the voters of theMaryland 2nd Congressional District about Helen Delich Bentley's pastrecord in
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(E) NATO Photo Op - Croatian President -USA President
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As NATO (news - web sites) expansion moves to include former Soviet-bloc nations, President Bush (news - web sites) joins the leaders ofMacedonia, Croatia and Albania for a photo at he Congress Center in Prague, Czech Republic, as the summit concludes, Friday, Nov. 22, 2002. Macedonia's President Boris Trajkovski, Albania's President Alfred Moisiu, President Bush,and Croatia's President Stjepan Mesic. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
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