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March 16,2014
VISIT AUSTRALIA
Croatian Prime Minister Milanovic promises good conditions for investors.
The visiting Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic on Sunday said in his address to New Zealand inhabitants of Croatian descent in Wellington that he did not arrive there to raise their money or muster their votes but that the purpose of his visit was to create conditions for investors. (more)

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February 28, 2014

Deputy Speaker of the Croatian Parliament visits Washington for President's Prayer Breakfast, Meets with Croatian Caucus Co-Chairs in the US Congress.

WASHINGTON:Dr. Zeljko Reiner, Sabor Vice President and a top HDZ party leader, met new Co-Chair of the Congressional Croatian Caucus, Rep. David Joyce (R-OH), while visiting Washington for President Barack Obama's annual prayer breakfast.
The meeting with Caucus Co-Chair Joyce also included Croatian Ambassador Josko Paro and Joe Foley, Public Affairs Director to the National Federation of Croatian Americans.  The NFCA was a co-sponsor of Dr. Reiner's February visit and assisted the Deputy Speaker while in our nation's capital.

February 10,2014.
UNREST IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

OSCE PA President calls for calm in Bosnia and Herzegovina, urges renewed push for reform.

COPENHAGEN: OSCE Parliamentary Assembly President and President of the Montenegrin Parliament Ranko Krivokapic today called for calm after several days of unrest in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and urged the government to renew its efforts to tackle unemployment and corruption. (more)

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February 10,2014.
Commentary: by Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Kulwant Singh and Dr. David Leffler
UNREST IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Proven Strategy to Prevent Turmoil in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In the 1990's, Bosnia and Herzegovina suffered severe violence and conflict. Tensions have risen again. The political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovinais extremely dangerous. Protesters smashed windows, attacked the presidencial building, and set ablaze section of a government building in Sarajevo. Demonstrations have spread to 20 towns and cities. If tensions continue rising, their resulting turmoil might further escalate into war yet again.(more)

March 18, 2014.
Russia Eyes Crimea’s Oil and Gas Reserves.
According to Reuters , Crimea may nationalize oil and gas assets within its borders belonging to Ukraine, and sell them off to Russia. Crimea’s Deputy Prime Minister hinted at the possibility that it would take control of Chornomorneftegaz, a Ukrainian state-owned enterprise, and then “privatize” it by selling it to Gazprom. “After nationalisation of the company we would openly take a decision - if a large investor, like Gazprom or others emerges - to carry out (privatisation),” Deputy Prime Minister Rustam Temirgaliev said. (more)

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March 18, 2014.
Early parliamentary elections in Serbia offered voters a genuine choice and respected fundamental freedoms, say international observers.

BELGRADE, 17 March 2014 – The 16 March 2014 early parliamentary elections offered voters a genuine choice, were conducted on a sound legal basis, and fundamental freedoms were respected throughout the campaign, international election observers said in a statement issued today. The observers also highlighted the need for some further legal reform and increased media pluralism. (more)

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March 7,2014.
EPP Elections Congress Dublin: highlights of final day
DUBLIN:The European People's Party (EPP) today held the second and final day of the 2014 Elections Congress in Dublin. Nearly 3,000 delegates, guests and journalists took part over the course of the two-day event. (more)
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January 30,2014.

COUNCIL EUROPE
Ukraine: both sides must take ‘concrete steps’ to solve the crisis

The Ukrainian authorities should enter into “open, honest and effective negotiations with the opposition” and promptly seek a wide consensus on the geopolitical alignment and further democratic development, as well as the constitutional order, of the country, the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) said today at the end of an urgent debate. (more)

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