A couple of days ago a film was broadcasted on the killing of weak, sick and handicapped Serbs that hid in the school premises in the town called Dvor na Uni during the great offensive of the Croatian Army in August 1995. Actually, it is a repetition of seeking answers to a question that is … More Difficult Memories of Major Jurgen Kolda

The call received by the Slovenian and Croatian governments to take part in the yesterday’s hearing in front of the permanent Court of Arbitration was responded with a momentary and expected response that the representatives of the government in Zagreb shall not participate in the hearing. Actually, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Kovac, in the … More Arbitration Revisited

Villa Madama is actually much more than that. As for the most of the meetings, which it hosts in more or less disguised way, its name could also fool you, at least at first moment. It is a beautiful late Renaissance castle, located almost in the centre of Rome, with preserved gardens and rich history … More Press Releases Sent From Villa Madama

It is not entirely clear to me whether the influential president of the strongest Croatian political party, Tomislav Karamarko, did not know that the Lustration Law, which he announced a few months ago, had never been able, even in a time of great and total power of Dr. Franjo Tuđman, to obtain parliamentary support, or … More Re-Announcement of Lustration Law