Press

FM Kovač comments on ICTY verdict Statement by Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Miro Kovač on today’s verdict by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia24.03.2016. | Press releases

FM Kovač signs book of condolences for Brussels victims(Hina) - Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miro Kovač on Wednesday signed a book of condolences opened in the Belgian Embassy in Zagreb for victims of Tuesday's terrorist attacks in Brussels 23.03.2016. | Press releases

FM Kovač expresses condolences over Brussels attacks It was with great sadness and disbelief that I received the news of the terrorist attacks in Brussels, aimed at undermining the freedom of European citizens and bringing fear into their everyday lives22.03.2016. | Press releases

No Croatian nationals among Brussels attack victims According to the latest information from Belgian authorities, there are no Croatian nationals among the victims of the Brussels terrorist attacks22.03.2016. | Press releases

FM Kovač: Border issue should not be the focus and burden good bilateral relations(Hina) - Croatian and Slovenian Foreign Ministers Miro Kovač and Karl Erjavec agreed in Ljubljana on Tuesday that the two countries' relations were good, in many areas even excellent22.03.2016. | Press releases

Croatia, Estonia support EU enlargement to S-E Europe, Ukraine sovereignty(Hina) - Croatia and Estonia support European Union enlargement to Southeast Europe and the sovereignty and integrity of Ukraine, while linking the lifting of sanctions against Russia over its involvement in the Ukrainian conflict to the implementation of the Minsk agreement21.03.2016. | Press releases

FM Kovač says Serbia must meet EU membership criteria(Hina) - Croatia supports the European prospects of all Southeast European countries, including Serbia, but they must meet membership criteria and separate the negotiating process from election campaigning21.03.2016. | Press releases

MFEA on Arbitral Tribunal decision Given that Slovenia’s actions have caused irreparable damage to the arbitration process, as well as to the credibility and the independence of the Arbitral Tribunal, its object and purpose can no longer be achieved18.03.2016. | Press releases

MFEA informs UN member states about Croatia’s position on compromised arbitrationOn 16 March 2016, through its Permanent Mission in New York, the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs communicated its position on the compromised arbitration process between Croatia and Slovenia to the United Nations member states17.03.2016. | Press releases

FM Kovač: Croatia will not attend arbitration hearing(Hina) - Croatia has withdrawn from the arbitration process and will not attend the hearing scheduled for this week, Croatian Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miro Kovač said in Brussels on Monday14.03.2016. | Press releases