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Apologies for our absence of late, we have been diverted by other projects – although as many of you will have seen we have maintained our twitter service. We will get round to publishing our analysis of the EU referendum … Continue reading →

The Croatian Students and Young Professionals Network are holding their prestigious national day event on 1 July at the Royal United Services Institute in Whitehall, London. The event is the highlight of the Croatian social calendar in London – anyone … Continue reading →

The fall-out from the Gotovina protest continues, with a statement from the NFCA: NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CROATIAN AMERICANS CULTURAL FOUNDATION CRITICAL OF JUDGMENT AGAINST ANTE GOTOVINA AND MLADEN MARKAC For Immediate Release  – April 25, 2011 Washington, DC:  The National … Continue reading →

Croatia Business Report editor Brian Gallagher interviews General Gotovina’s lawyer Luka Misetic after the ICTY verdict on 15 April 2011. See it on YouTube here.

Direct from The Hague: General Gotovina was found guilty today and received 24 years. Markac received 18 years, Cermak was fully acquitted. The consequences for Croatia may now be severe. More later.

Students of the Croatian language may be intrigued by the latest British census form. A copy of the questions can be given in foreign languages. There will no doubt be relief that ‘Serbo-Croat’ rightly does not figure. Serbian is available. … Continue reading →

The verdict of the Gotovina trial at the ICTY will be on 15 April. The verdict will have major significance for Croatia. It is important that those with an interest in Croatia follow what happens. The mainstream western media has … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all our readers Coming soon in the next week or so: Our response to the recent FT editorial on Croatia and our scenario on what may happen during the Croatian elections in … Continue reading →

Dramatic developments in Croatia today. It has long been speculated that former Prime Minister Ivo Sanader may be charged in relation to various alleged corruption scandals. Today, prosecutors have asked the Croatian parliament to lift his immunity from prosecution and … Continue reading →

In Britain a spy scandal has broken our regarding the Russian parliamentary researcher of Mike Hancock MP.  Britain’s security services wish to deport his researcher for alleged spying activities. She had been first detained by the authorities returning from a … Continue reading →