Serbian, Croatian PMs to meet on “neutral ground"

Despite the Croats bragging about their economy and living standards, little Slovenia is an insight to what will occur in Croatia in 2013. That is the reason Zoran Milanovic is very worried.

Serbia has given the Croats a nice New Years card by issuing indictments on a couple of well know Croats starting with that tub of lard Vladimir Seks, which I hear has shocked Zagreb.
The Croats are hanging onto the dream of “billions” coming from the Brussels once they join the EU, but Brussels and the germans have told Zagreb no.
Nothing has been settled with Croatia and this has to be done before the Croats join the EU, or at least agreements reached on refugees and their property and how it will be implemented.
I watched an RTS program on Slovenia and they interviewed people demonstrating and politicians etc. In essence, it came out that the Slovenes had spent all their assets they received out of the crave up of the old Yugoslavia and there is nothing left.

Now the leaders of these demonstrations want their politicians to explain why they are not keeping up their promises to the people of better times if they leave Yugoslavia.

That is why Milanovic is keen to talk to Dacic.

Neutral ground? They should go to the "HAUGE"!They would not find a more "NEUTRAL" {HONEST and UNBIASED?}place?

"... if they leave Yugoslavia."

it seems to me, from reading on these forums, it only ever Serbs who are nostalgic for Yugoslavia, I have not come across a Croat or a Slovene that harbors those emotions. a question for the heavenly people then, why did you ruin that entity if you loved it oh so much?

"While interstate and economic ties are pretty good, political relations have been in a free fall for the past year, Jutarnji list writes."

Especially for the last year, when the two presidents of these countries either come up with statements like 'Vukovar is a Serbian town' or celebrate the war criminals released from The Hague as 'heroes' instead of caring for better relations between the two states

I have not come across a Croat or a Slovene that harbors those emotions.

Nikolle then you don't get about much. I have spoken to people from throughout the former Jug who are nostaglic for Jugoslavija. Even during the Bosnian war (and at the height of hatred of Serbs in Croatia) there was a club in Zagreb that was frequented by Jugo nostalgic Croats. Bosnians are generally the most nostalgic for Jugoslavija, Macedonians also.

Whilst its true to say that Serbs helped ruin Jugoslavija, its also true to say that others played a central part. That country was brought down from within and from outside. The real question is who had most to lose by the breaking of that country. Those people should have fought tooth and nail to avoid a bloody break up. Instead, the opposite was true.

All the countries in the region depend on each other, at least, we have to cooperate in any possible field like our artist already do. If neutral territory will help to the authorities of both countries, let them do it.

"Serbia has given the Croats a nice New Years card by issuing indictments on a couple of well know Croats starting with that tub of lard Vladimir Seks, which I hear has shocked Zagreb."

Do you have a link to this news sj?

Despite the Croats bragging about their economy and living standards, little Slovenia is an insight to what will occur in Croatia in 2013. That is the reason Zoran Milanovic is very worried.

Serbia has given the Croats a nice New Years card by issuing indictments on a couple of well know Croats starting with that tub of lard Vladimir Seks, which I hear has shocked Zagreb.
The Croats are hanging onto the dream of “billions” coming from the Brussels once they join the EU, but Brussels and the germans have told Zagreb no.
Nothing has been settled with Croatia and this has to be done before the Croats join the EU, or at least agreements reached on refugees and their property and how it will be implemented.
I watched an RTS program on Slovenia and they interviewed people demonstrating and politicians etc. In essence, it came out that the Slovenes had spent all their assets they received out of the crave up of the old Yugoslavia and there is nothing left.

Now the leaders of these demonstrations want their politicians to explain why they are not keeping up their promises to the people of better times if they leave Yugoslavia.

That is why Milanovic is keen to talk to Dacic.

Neutral ground? They should go to the "HAUGE"!They would not find a more "NEUTRAL" {HONEST and UNBIASED?}place?

"While interstate and economic ties are pretty good, political relations have been in a free fall for the past year, Jutarnji list writes."

Especially for the last year, when the two presidents of these countries either come up with statements like 'Vukovar is a Serbian town' or celebrate the war criminals released from The Hague as 'heroes' instead of caring for better relations between the two states

"... if they leave Yugoslavia."

it seems to me, from reading on these forums, it only ever Serbs who are nostalgic for Yugoslavia, I have not come across a Croat or a Slovene that harbors those emotions. a question for the heavenly people then, why did you ruin that entity if you loved it oh so much?

I have not come across a Croat or a Slovene that harbors those emotions.

Nikolle then you don't get about much. I have spoken to people from throughout the former Jug who are nostaglic for Jugoslavija. Even during the Bosnian war (and at the height of hatred of Serbs in Croatia) there was a club in Zagreb that was frequented by Jugo nostalgic Croats. Bosnians are generally the most nostalgic for Jugoslavija, Macedonians also.

Whilst its true to say that Serbs helped ruin Jugoslavija, its also true to say that others played a central part. That country was brought down from within and from outside. The real question is who had most to lose by the breaking of that country. Those people should have fought tooth and nail to avoid a bloody break up. Instead, the opposite was true.

All the countries in the region depend on each other, at least, we have to cooperate in any possible field like our artist already do. If neutral territory will help to the authorities of both countries, let them do it.

"Serbia has given the Croats a nice New Years card by issuing indictments on a couple of well know Croats starting with that tub of lard Vladimir Seks, which I hear has shocked Zagreb."

Do you have a link to this news sj?