Croatian News

Putin Unlikely to Agree on Missiles, White House Says The White House said that it was unlikely that the president would reach an accommodation with Russia?s leader on basing parts of an American missile defense system in Europe.

In Blow to Serbia, 3 Neighbors Say They?ll Recognize Kosovo In a blow to Serbia?s efforts to overturn Kosovo?s month-old declaration of independence, Croatia, Hungary and Bulgaria said they recognized as an independent state.

War Crimes Trial Begins for Croatian General Who Worked With Americans Gen. Ante Gotovina was the commander of a military campaign in the summer of 1995 that put an end to the Serbian occupation of Eastern Croatia.

Oh, Yugoslavia! How They Long for Your Firm Embrace Sociologists identify a trend across the Balkans they call Yugonostalgia, in which young and old yearn for the past as they struggle with a legacy of wars and economic hardship.

Croatia?s Prime Minister Looks for Votes From Croats Living in Bosnia An estimated 300,000 ethnic Croats live in Bosnia, and anyone claiming Croatian ethnicity is allowed to vote.

An Elusive Treasure Becomes Rarer Still As the white truffle season starts this year in northern Italy and Croatia, some people in the business say they have never seen such scarcity. They fear it may be a sign of what?s to come.

Fascist Overtones From Blithely Oblivious Rock Fans During a Croatian rock star?s shows, some young fans give Nazi salutes and wear the black caps of the Nazi puppet regime that ruled the country during World War II.

War Crimes Tribunal Sentences Serb to 35 Years Judges in The Hague found Milan Martic, who led a Serbian separatist rebellion in Croatia in the early 1990s, guilty of multiple crimes.