Very early in the morning, US time, the then minister of foreign affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Muhamed Šaćirbej announced the news which he wanted to be published in leading international media as soon as possible, as breaking news, to trusted reporters. He said that the peace talks to end the war in Bosnia had … More The Day the War Ended

The new Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs, General Damir Krstičević, has cancelled participation in probably the first international meeting of his mandate. He should have travelled to Vienna first and the following day, Tuesday the eighth of November, to Sarajevo. Trip cancellation was suggested to him by representatives of the Croatian secret service. Apparently, the … More Cancelled Trip to Sarajevo

It happened sooner than I expected. Less than a month ago, I wrote that the issue of the proclamation of an exclusive economic zone in the Adriatic Sea would be an important topic of discussion of the new Croatian government. However, I also estimated that they would postpone it for several months. In the first … More Announcement of New Complications And Problems

The news was a complete surprise. It was brutal and almost unexpected. It is not quite an ordinary thing, on the day of parliamentary elections, in one of the European countries, to report on the arrests of the group that intended to influence election results, shoot the voters and take away the freedom of the … More Elections, Political Unrest And Arrests