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Expected date for start of Croatian negotiations for membership to EU, March 17.
is more than questionable , according to Slovenian newspapers Delo only miracle will prevent already expected delay. This attitude, according to leading Slovenian newspaper, is opinion of "diplomatic circles in Brussels”, which is being confirmed to their reporter. This attitude is based on remarks which were provided to presidency in Luxembourg by chief Hague persecutor Carla Del Ponte. Out of 25 countries members of EU , only Hungary demanded "additional explanations" about Gotovina's case, while all other EU countries, including Slovenia, agreed that negotiation process is to be postponed. Agreement from all 25 states is necessary in order to start negotiations. http://www.iskon.hr/vijesti/page/200...5/0059006.html http://www.iskon.hr/vijesti/page/200...5/0107006.html |
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Either Hungary has developed a taste for justice or they have some dispute with Croatia. My guess is alternative number 2. Any thoughts on what that dispute can be?
Personally I belive that this EU project will being only cr.p in a nice package to those who joins. Anyone interested in another serving of liberal capitalism with a side of multiculturalism? |
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Anyway , you miss read the article , if you have read it better , you would see that Hungary is the only one which still is for negotiations to be held at set date, all others are for delay. Like Zrinski already said, Hungary is good friend. Quote:
I'll hope will enter as soon as possible. |
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Croatia's EU membership is actually a very interesting case.The country has already developed an outstanding economy, compared to the other Eastern European countries and I also believe it has a rather healthy society, unlike Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia and other countries.So what would be the actual benefit of Croatia's membership?No doubt, they'll recieve EU funds, but Croatia will also have to accept some of EU's requirements.Well I don't think that the EU is a "liberal, multiculturalist" organisation, but in order to become a member nowadays, the country must certainly be liberal, change it's immigration laws, etc.
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What taste of justice are you talking about Serb? Anyway , you miss read the article , if you have read it better , you would see that Hungary is the only one which still is for negotiations to be held at set date, all others are for delay. Like Zrinski already said, Hungary is good friend. White FalconOut of 25 countries members of EU , only Hungary demanded "additional explanations" about Gotovina's case, Well, I was talking about the "additional explenation" Hungary wants in the Gotovina case Croat. Anyways your hope for an EU pasport will have to wait it seems, the Slovenians are probably happy about after you arrested their politicians a while ago. I wonder why Austria and Hungaria feel such friendship towards you, do you have some kind of common history? |
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Then comes the EU wich demands you to "help" the gipzies become a part of society and granting them minority rights. You beat up the gipzy that tried to steal your car? Your attack was racially motivated- go straight to jail! Want to stop "Gay pride" festivals? No way, your in the EU now, you should enjoy watching that and dont dare to express your backward homofobic views. After that comes feminism, backed up by Eu funding and "educational" programs. Next homosexuals will be able to adopt children and the list goes on until all EU standards are met. |
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slowly but certainly distancing our selves from "Balkan" designation and all that comes with it. In Example Croatia is designated as no1. travel destination for this year by influential American travel guide ( check out this thread Croatia - Top destination for 2005 ) and thus it is perceived as country of great interest with no internal conflicts/problems to be solved, while for example Bosnia(Dayton agreement) or Serbia(Kosovo) still carry internal problems which are staling their development, and foreign perception/investment of them. Quote:
since entrance from new members, among other things, but like Zvaci said, Slovenia and Hungary are already members, and if by some chance Bosnia and Serbia enter before us, we would remain surrounded by member states, and with it all border regulations, the consequences for us would be disastrous, some of this consequences are already being administrated from our neighbors Slovenes, latest example is "Truck war" between us. |
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Hungary wants explanation from 24 states why is this only problem Croatia has, enough reason to delay Croatian negotiations, Hungary wants Croatia in EU regardless of Ante Gotovina case. biggest opponents of Croatian entrance are UK and Netherlands. Quote:
it is bad thing that they are dealt in skirmishes like these, and in various diplomatic notes which leads us nowhere. Quote:
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Btw, I read somwhere that Croatia belonged to Hungary in the past, can this be true? |
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it must be something with statement of British foreign minister when speaking about land purchase, that he would rather see Russians on Adriatic sea than the Germans. And from historical point of view anti-Croatian sentiments in Britain dates from our participation in Napoleon wars on his side, from WWI acting as part of Habsburg empire, from WWII as part of Axis forces, every time on opposite side from Brits , and finally we were main factor for destruction of their beloved Yugoslavia. Quote:
you are just a troll , as seen in Croatian language thread before. But to answer your question, Croatia had autonomous status inside Austro-Hungary monarchy wich is clear visible from work of Croatian Sabor in all this period, as well from decision from it. Speak up, do you have some undisclosed issues with Croats and now want to blow your self out on forum, troll. It is already second time that you are trolling in Croatian affairs, inferiority complex? btw. I have heard somewhere that Serbia belonged to Turkey in the past, can this be true? Last edited by White Falcon; Wednesday, February 16th, 2005 at 15:15. |
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Isnt that a bit far fetched conclusion? Quote:
Provocation? Im just asking a question. If you find it so sensitive dont bother answering.Quote:
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I never thought that one comical remark In the Croatian language thread would be considered a provocation to your Croatian moderator, but on other hand that just proves my point. I like Croatia, my friend that have been there say people are very friendly. Ill have to go there some day. Quote:
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and I didnt said reasons I mentioned must be true , I can only speculate check out this thread: British MI6 agents named in Balkans Quote:
"I wonder why Austria and Hungaria feel such friendship towards you, do you have some kind of common history?" This sounded like a mockery and derogation to me, I dont think you're so innocent but ok, I'm a bit easy-triggered lately. Quote:
and thus our whole history , people and culture we poses is actually Serbian. And add to that territorial claims. So we are a bit touchy. Quote:
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http://www.hrt.hr/vijesti/arhiv/2005/02/15/
Žužul: Assessing Croatia On The Basis of One Case Is Not Fair Croatian Foreign Minister Miomir Žužul said in Luxembourg on Monday that Croatia wanted the European Union to judge it on the basis of its fulfilment of overall criteria just like any other membership candidate, and that assessing it on the basis of just one case was not fair. "Croatia is aware of all the political criteria it needs to fulfil, and it will fulfil them, but we request that the European Council and the European Union assess Croatia, like any other country, on the basis of overall criteria; on the basis of what it has fulfilled and what it can and should do," Žužul told reporters after meeting Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, whose country heads the EU rotating presidency. Asked to comment on the EU's message that it would be very hard to open membership talks on 17 March unless Gotovina was in The Hague, Žužul said that this unfair insistence on one case was not in line with the decisions the EU had taken so far. Asked what Croatia was doing to locate the fugitive general and hand him over to The Hague, the foreign minister said he could not comment on the steps the Croatian government was taking "for understandable reasons", but stressed that the government was certainly doing all in its power to solve the case. |
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