By Neil MacDonald in Belgrade The prime ministers of Croatia and Slovenia were expected to meet in Stockholm on Wednesday to sign an agreement to resolve their troublesome maritime border dispute through an arbitration process... [read full story]
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The Croatian and Slovenian governments have confirmed that their leaders will sign an arbitration agreement in Stockholm on Wednesday. Jadranka Kosor and her Slovenian counterpart Borut Pahor both made seperate statements...
STOCKHOLM, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Sweden has invited the prime ministers of Slovenia and Croatia to Stockholm on Wednesday to sign a border agreement between the two countries. The meeting follows a decision on Monday by the...
The Croatian parliament Monday afternoon voted to allow the country's Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor sign a key border deal with neighboring Slovenia that will unblock the country’s EU accession talks.
ZAGREB, Croatia -- Parliament approved an arbitration agreement Monday (November 2nd) aimed at resolving the long-standing border dispute with Slovenia. The document was approved by a vote of 80-8, with 45 lawmakers abstaining....
Zagreb - Croatia's parliament on Monday supported an agreement that could lead to settling a border dispute with Slovenia. A majority of legislators approved a move to send the dispute to international arbitration - a condition...
ZAGREB, Croatia -- The cabinet approved an arbitration agreement with Slovenia on Friday (October 30th) that should result in solution to the year-long border dispute between the two states. The agreement was forwarded to...
Jadranka Kosor, Central Serbia, Serbia, Southeastern Europe, Croatia, Slovenia, Belgrade
