Croatian companies shall sue Serbia if it sells their property

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STATUS OF BUSINESS FACILITIES OF ENTERPRISES OF SFRY NOT SOLVED YET

Suzana Lakić

23. 09. 2011. - 02:02h
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A deadline until which companies from Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia/Herzegovina with part of property that remained in Serbia after disintegration of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia are to solve the property relations with our country expires in a week time....more...
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http://english.blic.rs/Economy/8032/Croatian-companies-shall-sue-Serbia-if-it-sells-their-property

Commemoration held for victims of WWII Ustasha conc. camp

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JADOVNO
26.06.2011 20:06

Author: Radio.net
A commemoration for the victims of the Ustasha World War Two concentration camp Jadovno was held at Jadovno near the central Croatian town of Gospic on Sunday.
Attending the event were Serbian President Boris Tadic, the Croatian President's envoy Vesna Pusic, the Prime Minister's envoy, Culture Minister Jasen Mesic, Deputy Prime Minister Slobodan Uzelac, MP and Serb National Council (SNV) president Milorad Pupovac, and representatives of the Alliance of Anti-fascist Fighters and Anti-fascists of Croatia (SABA) and of religious communities....more...
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http://daily.tportal.hr/135321/Commemoration-held-for-victims-of-WWII-Ustasha-concentration-camp.html

Operation Flash "part of joint criminal enterprise"

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Politics

Monday 2.05.2011
17:23
Source: Tanjug

BELGRADE -- The Croatian Operation Flash, which completed the ethnic cleansing of Serbs from western Slavonia, "was part of a joint criminal enterprise".
This is according to NGO Veritas President Savo Štrbac, who referred to the recent Hague verdict handed down to two Croatian generals who led Operation Storm, which was launched several months later in 1995....more....
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Zagreb remembers 1995's Serb missile attack

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ANNIVERSARY
02.05.2011 12:19

Author: Radio.net
Zagreb on Monday remembered a missile attack on the city's centre carried out by Serb rebel forces 16 years ago, which left seven people killed and 205 wounded....more...

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http://daily.tportal.hr/125515/Zagreb-remembers-1995-s-Serb-missile-attack.html

Serb victims from western Croatia remembered

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Society

Sunday 1.05.2011
13:31
Source: Beta

BELGRADE -- Serbia and the Serb Republic (RS) today mark 16 years since Serb areas came under attack in western Slavonia, when Croatia launched its Operation Flash. Croatia's military and police aggression that lasted 36 hours took place on May 1 and 2, 1995, when more than 280 people were murdered and some 15,000 expelled from their homes. ...more...
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Protest days

the economist

CROATIA AND SERBIA

Angry demonstrations reflect some deep-seated grievances

Apr 20th 2011
BELGRADE AND SPLIT
from the print edition
PEOPLE in Croatia are angry. This week they took to the streets of Zagreb to protest against the conviction of two generals by the UN war-crimes tribunal in The Hague. The public mood in the country had been ugly for months. But the 24-year sentence meted out to General Ante Gotovina and the 18-year one given to General Mladen Markac still caused a huge shock. In August 1995 both had played a big part pushing secessionist Serbs out of their self-proclaimed Krajina republic....more...
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http://www.economist.com/node/18587297



Belgrade hopes Zagreb will withdraw genocide suit

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CROATIA-SERBIA
19.04.2011 12:23

Author: Radio.net

The Serbian government expects that the Hague war crimes tribunal's verdict against Croatian generals Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac for their roles in a joint criminal enterprise against Serb civilians during Operation Storm in the summer of 1995 will help break the deadlock over the withdrawal of mutual genocide lawsuits filed by Serbia and Croatia with the International Court of Justice, the Belgrade newspaper Vecernji Novosti said on Tuesday....more...

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http://daily.tportal.hr/123271/Belgrade-hopes-Zagreb-will-withdraw-genocide-suit.html

Damir Grubisa: EU would sanctioned Croatia if extremists would attack Serbs

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19. 04. 2011. - 00:02h Komentara: 0

‘Serbs in Croatia have no reason to fear. Croatian Government and President Ivo Josipovic shall not allow that any nationalistic wave jeopardizes their safety. That would also be sanctioned by the EU by disputing the membership’, Damir Grubisa, Foreign Policy Advisor to Croatian President says for the ‘Blic’. ...more...

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http://english.blic.rs/News/7571/Damir-Grubisa-EU-would-sanctioned-Croatia-if-extremists-would-attack-Serbs

Croatian genocide suit in wake of Hague ruling

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Crime & War crimes Monday 18.04.2011 11:01
Source: B92
BELGRADE -- Legal experts predict that the guilty verdicts in the Croat generals' war crimes trial mean Zagreb is "losing arguments" in its genocide lawsuit against Serbia. Croatia filed the suit at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), citing the war in the early 1990s. Serbia's counter-suit that followed gives a broader context, mentioning crimes that occurred during the Second World War as well....more...
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http://www.b92.net/eng/news/crimes-article.php?yyyy=2011&mm=04&dd=18&nav_id=73867

Croatia Serbs Want Maximum Sentence for Gotovina

balkan insight

15 Apr 2011 / 08:33
Serbs who fled or were expelled from Croatia in 1995 say generals in charge of Croatian Army Operation in 1995 deserve maximum jail terms.

Bojana BarlovacBelgrade

Miodrag Linta, head of the Coalition of Refugee Associations in Serbia, says the time has come for Croatia's military authorities to pay for their crimes against humanity and violations of the rules or customs of war. ...more...

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http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/serbs-from-croatia-expect-maximum-sentence-for-gotovina

Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia to improve economic co-operation

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04/04/2011 The three leaders discussed their countries' joint participation in third markets. (Emg.rs - 03/04/11; Beta, B92, Radio Srbija, FOCUS News Agency, MIA - 02/04/11; B92, Emg.rs, Radio Srbija, AKI, Delo, Balkans.com, Serbian Government website - 01/04/11)

Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia agreed on Friday (April 1st) to enhance the economic co-operation among their countries, and to participate together in other markets. ...more...

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http://www.setimes.com/cocoon/setimes/xhtml/en_GB/features/setimes/features/2011/04/04/feature-01

Leaders of Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia meet to strengthen ties

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English.news.cn 2011-04-02 10:37:17

BELGRADE, April 1 (Xinhua) -- The leaders of Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia agreed on Friday to resolve outstanding issues among them and to strengthen economic cooperation, in particular in the battle against organized crime....more...

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http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/world/2011-04/02/c_13810299.htm

EU integration, cooperation discussed at trilateral meeting

b92.net Politics Saturday 2.04.2011 11:41

Source: Tanjug SMEDEREVO -- The issue of genocide suit and counter-suit which Serbia and Croatia filed was not one of the topics on the agenda of the trilateral meeting in Smederevo. Following the meeting with Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor and Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor, Serbian President Boris Tadić pointed out that this issue fell under the jurisdiction of the two countries' governments, while Kosor said that the Zagreb government had not dealt with the matter yet. ...more...

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Croat, Serbian PMs meet

b92.net Politics Saturday 2.04.2011 12:49

Source: Beta, Tanjug Croat PM Jadranka Kosor and her Serbian counterpart Mirko Cvetković pointed out that cooperation between the two countries’ judicial bodies was necessary. The two officials discussed the missing persons issue and the return of the refugees in Belgrade on Friday. ...more...

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Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian Leaders Agree to Boost Economic Cooperation

balkan insight

01 Apr 2011 / 16:30 Serbian President Boris Tadic and the Croatian and Slovenian prime ministers have agreed to boost their countries' economic cooperation in third markets.B92, Tanjug

Tadic and his guests, Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor and Slovenian PM Borut Pahor, who met in the central Serbian town of Smederevo on Friday, say the three countries could cooperate primarily in the construction sector, defense and security industries, automotive, wood processing and food industries, as well as in the fields of transportation and communications....more...

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http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/serbia-s-tadic-meets-with-croatian-slovenian-pms

Croatian and Serbian PM meet in Belgrade

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Kosor - Cvetkovic

01.04.2011 20:23 Author: Radio.net

Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor met with her Serbian counterpart Mirko Cvetkovic in Belgrade on Friday....more...

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http://daily.tportal.hr/120182/Croatian-and-Serbian-PM-meet-in-Belgrade.html

Serbia, Croatia to cooperate on demining

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23 March 2011 13:36 Source: Tanjug BELGRADE -- Croatia and Serbia will cooperate on joint demining projects, Serbian Deputy PM Ivica Dačić and Croatia's Deputy PM Slobodan Uzelac announced Wednesday.
Slobodan Uzelac and Ivica Dačić (Tanjujg)Dačić and Uzelac pointed out that demining centers in the two countries were already cooperating, but that there was room for improvement, especially in joint efforts to secure funds from foreign donors. ...more...

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http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2011&mm=03&dd=23&nav_id=73393