Foreign relations of Croatia
Berlin hosts conference on Balkans and SE Europe
Berlin hosts conference on Balkans and SE Europe
BERLIN -- A conference on Southeastern Europe and the Western Balkans is to be held in Berlin on Wednesday.
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić will attend.
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Croatia,Serbia face similar problems in state administration
BELGRADE - Serbian and Croatian ministers of state administration Kori Udovicki and Arsen Bauk agreed on Thursday that both countries face similar problems in that field, but said that Croatia, as an EU member state, is a step ahead of Serbia in terms of regulating the state administration.
"Economy to bear greatest burden of EU talks"
"Economy to bear greatest burden of EU talks"
BELGRADE -- The economy will have to withstand the greatest burden of the EU accession talks, but it will derive benefits from the process, officials have said.
They addressed the Introduction to the Negotiations on Chapter 30 - External Trade Relations conference....
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"Chapter 31 should be opened as soon as possible"
"Chapter 31 should be opened as soon as possible"
BRUSSELS -- The best way to adjust the foreign policy of Western Balkan countries to the EU policy is to open negotiating Chapter 31 as soon as possible....
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Turkey’s EU strategy creates action plan for accession
Turkey’s new EU strategy, which is ostensibly designed to accelerate the EU accession process, was published in the Official Gazette on Sept. 25
Fuele: First two chapters may be opened by end of year
Fuele: First two chapters may be opened by end of year
NEW YORK -- EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele believes that there is a chance for Brussels and Belgrade to cross an important threshold before the year ends.
Fuele: First two chapters may open by end of year
NEW YORK - EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele believes that there is a chance for Brussels and Belgrade to cross an important threshold before the year ends and to open the first two of 35 policy chapters which Serbia must address to join the EU.
"I think we still believe that would be possible before the end of this year," Fuele said in an interview for Wall Street Journal.
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Nikolic meets regional leaders in Cavtat and Dubrovnik
DUBROVNIK - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic will attend a meeting of business leaders of southeastern Europe entitled Summit 100 in Cavtat on Monday and a meeting of regional leaders, participants of the Brdo-Brioni process in Dubrovnik on Tuesday.
Dacic attends Croatia Forum in Dubrovnik
BELGRADE - Serbian First Deputy prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic is participating in the 9th Croatia Forum 2014 which began in Dubrovnik on Thursday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs released.
The topic of this year's Forum is 'European Integration of the Western Balkans: State of Play.'
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EU enlargement process "could slow down"
EU enlargement process "could slow down"
BELGRADE -- Slovenian President Borut Pahor stated on Friday that the results of elections for the European Parliament might slow down the EU enlargement process.
Serbia, he added, will have Slovenia's full support in the accession talks with Brussels.
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