Tag Archives: Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović

Oct 6 2015

James Ker-Lindsay on the refugee crisis: “I have never seen the EU so utterly divided and working against the very principles upon which it was built”

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Posted in: Croatia, Current affairs, European Union, Hungary, Interviews, Serbia

How has the refugee crisis affected countries in South Eastern Europe? In a discussion on the situation in Serbia, Croatia and Hungary, James Ker-Lindsay argues that with no country – Germany included – managing to get all of their moves … Continue reading →

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Jan 13 2015

6 key observations after Croatia’s presidential election

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Posted in: Croatia, Elections

The elections’ outcome will give HDZ a badly needed boost ahead of the more important parliamentary polls at the end of this year. Grabar-Kitarović could well use the presidency to score points on behalf of HDZ, especially with regard to … Continue reading →

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Jan 9 2015

Never was a presidential election in Croatia such a close-run challenge

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Posted in: Croatia, Elections

On 11 January, Croatia will hold a second round of voting to elect the country’s next President. Višeslav Raos provides a comprehensive preview of the vote, noting that the elections are expected to give a clear indication of how the … Continue reading →

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