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Growing Tally of ISIS Victims
The reported execution of Croatian worker Tomislav Salopek on Wednesday adds to the grim tally of Western hostages that ISIS has subjected to the barbaric medieval practice of beheading.
"Unfortunate" that Zagreb, Pristina reject PM's initiative
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic's initiative for establishing a joint remembrance day for all victims of the wars of the 1990s "is a great step forward."
Islamists plan to conquer territory "from Spain to China"
Islamists plan to conquer territory "from Spain to China"
The extremist organization Islamic State plans to conquer the Middle East, North Africa, parts of Europe, all in the next five years, claims BBC journalist Andrew Hosken.
Serbia PM’s Balkan Remembrance Day Plan Rejected
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic’s proposal to establish a regional Remembrance Day to pay tribute to all the victims of the 1990s wars was instantly rejected by Croatia and Kosovo.
Croatian PM rejects Serbian remembrance day initiative
Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic has rejected Aleksandar Vucic's initiative to establish a joint remembrance day in the region.
Serbia, Croatia in Diplomatic Row Over Operation Storm
Belgrade and Zagreb exchanged diplomatic protest notes, accusing each other of hate speech and ethnic intolerance during this week’s 20th anniversary of the Croatian military’s Operation Storm.
Croatian police: Pro-Ustasha singer to be punished
The Croatian police have said that Marko Perkovic aka Thompson will be punished for shouting a fascist greeting during his concert in Knin.
Thousands Join Croatian Victory Celebrations in Knin
Thousands of people celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Croatian military’s victorious Operation Storm in Knin - the first town seized back from rebel Serbs during the offensive in August 1995.
Nikolic: Croatia's parade is message to Serbs not to return
Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic says Croatia's military parade to celebrate Operation Storm sent a message to the expelled Serbs "not to return."
Croatia celebrates Operation Storm with military parade
Croatia on Tuesday held a military parade to mark Victory Day - the 20th anniversary of Operation Storm when more than 2,000 Serbs were killed or went missing.
200,000 more ethnic Serbs from Croatia were expelled from the country during the operation.
Croatia Celebrates Operation Storm Anniversary; Serbia Mourns
Croatia staged a military parade to mark the 20th anniversary of its victory in Operation Storm, which defeated Serb rebels, while Serbia commemorated the dead and the refugees.
Croatia Marks 1995 Victory with Military Parade
Croatia is organising a showpiece military parade in Zagreb to mark the 20th anniversary of its victorious Operation Storm which crushed Serb rebels in August 1995.
Croatian Serb Refugee Artists Depict Lost Homeland
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Croatia Army’s Operation Storm, Croatian Serb artists who fled the military offensive displayed paintings and sculptures about the place they left behind.
"Operation Storm was joint criminal enterprise"
Croatia's Operation Storm was a joint criminal enterprise whose goal was to expel the Serb people in Croatia from the areas they lived in for centuries.
This has been stated by the head of the Coalition of Refugee Associations Miodrag Linta. He spoke for Serbia's state broadcaster RTS on the occasion of the upcoming 20th anniversary of Croatia's military and police campaign.
Statue of Tudjman placed on Knin Fortress
Preparations to mark the 20th anniversary of Operation Storm are in full swing in Croatia.
This year, due to disagreements over the place and the manner of celebrations, they will last two days - there will be a military parade in Zagreb and a traditional celebration a day later in Knin.