Croatia Demands Resolution of Outstanding Bilateral Issues Ahead of Montenegro’s EU Bid

As Montenegro advances its application for European Union membership, Croatia has insisted that several unresolved bilateral disputes must be settled first. The diplomatic standoff highlights lingering regional tensions complicating the bloc’s eastern enlargement process.

3 Sept, 05:50 — 3 Sept, 05:50

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As Montenegro Eyes EU Accession, Croatia Wants ‘Issues’ Resolved

Croatia is warning Montenegro that the EU won’t import any ‘bilateral disputes’, but are the problems between the ex-Yugoslav neighbours really big enough to block Montenegro’s accession?

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As Montenegro Eyes EU Accession, Croatia Wants ‘Issues’ Resolved

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