784:, the explanation came in 2010 when Sanader fled to Austria due to fear of being charged for corruption. He was eventually extradited back to Croatia. In the ensuing court hearing, it was discovered that Sanadar possessed the collection of luxurious watches, luxurious villa and collection of arts, none of which could be afforded legally from salaries of Croatian public sector. In November 2012, he was sentenced to ten years in prison, which was later reduced to eight and half years. In 2015, this sentence was annulled for procedural errors, but before his re-trial could begin, he was sentenced to four and half years in prison for another corruption case. Therefore, Bieber concludes, it turned out that pro-European reforms which Sanader had initiated created institutions such as
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December 2005, which resolved outstanding issues with the ICTY in the Hague. Despite Sanader's earlier rhetoric against extradiction of Croatian generals to the ICTY it was, in fact, his government that extradited Gotovina to ICTY. Numerous other complications also stalled the negotiating process,
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The 2011 Croatian protests were anti-government street protests in
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The government and labour unions later agreed that there would be a different referendum instead, asking the question "Do you agree that a referendum must be called if so requested by 200,000 registered voters, and that the time for the collection of the required number of voters' signatures should
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to express their support for indicted
Croatian War of Independence veterans and demand for Kosor's government to resign. Several dozen people were injured and arrested as anti-government protests degenerated into clashes with police. In the following few weeks the number of protesters rose to some
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Ministry of Administration completed its examination of the signatures, the Croatian Government first hinted that of all submitted signatures, no more than 330 thousand are valid, which would be insufficient for starting a referendum. After a public backlash, they nevertheless passed the
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Opinion polling was done for the prospective referendum: an Ipsos Puls for Nova TV poll of 8 July 2010 at a sample of 646 indicated 64% would support the referendum, 15% would be against, and 21% were undecided. CRO Demoskop also polled on the matter on 1 and 2 July at a sample of 1300, and found
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in 1998/1999 and achieved notable economic growth during the following years. The unemployment rate would continue to rise until 2001 when it finally started falling. Return of refugees accelerated as many homes were rebuilt by the government; most Croats had already returned (except for some in
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October 2001, and applied for membership in February/March 2003. Račan's government was undermined by right wing HDZ who organized mass opposition rallies against Croatian collaboration with ICTY. In one such rally in Split HDZ's leader Ivo Sanader accused prime minister Račan and Mesić for
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which eventually sentenced him and played a prominent role in his downfall. Bieber claims that HDZ's orientation towards pro-European course became key for
Croatia's successful transition towards consolidated democracy, while one of its key actors Ivo Sanader became "a victim" of democratic
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regarding upcoming EU accession, and called for the resignation of Kosor and early elections. They were met by a violent police reaction and a ban on assembly in front of the
Croatian Parliament in Zagreb. On 26 February, tens of thousands of protesters met in the Croatian capital Zagreb's
753:, followed by a retaliation by other BBB members. A mob beating at a bus stop in the high-traffic Većeslav Holjevac Avenue ensued, with deadly consequences for 18-year-old Luka Ritz. The October 2008 murder of Ivana Hodak, the daughter of Zvonimir Hodak, the lawyer who defended alleged
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finally issued a recommendation that the accession negotiations with
Croatia should begin. Its report on Croatia described it as a modern democratic society with a competent economy and the ability to take on further obligations, provided it continued the reform process.
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and private sector investments, both of which were postponed during the war, contributed to the growth in 1995-97 and improved economic conditions. Real GDP growth in 1995 was 6,8%, in 1996 5,9% and in 1997 6,6%.
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As a result of the macro-stabilization programs, the negative growth of GDP during the early 1990s stopped and turned into a positive trend. Post-war reconstruction activity provided another impetus to growth.
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in Qatar, where they ended up third. Upon their return to
Croatia, they were again met by crowds of jubilant supporters in capital Zagreb and elsewhere. On 1 January 2023 Croatia officially became a
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assumed the head of the government following Sanader's resignation. Kosor continued with her predecessor's policy of integration into European Union She also had to introduce
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would be subject to separate agreements with individual employers instead. The changing of the labour law was greatly opposed by five
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signatures on to the Parliament. The government then decided to withdraw the reform proposals on 3 September 2010. The
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and associated by the media with an increased occurrence of crime in Zagreb in 2008. In March 2008, an 18-year-old
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be 30 days?". It was planned to be held at the same time as the EU accession referendum, but did not happen.
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which caused significant damage to the city. In July 2020, the ruling centre-right party HDZ won the
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became the prime minister of the coalition government.
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2432:"Gay Campaigners Celebrate Victory in Croatia"
521:made the area a temporary protectorate of the
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1265:The centre-right governing party HDZ won the
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850:first round of the 2010 presidential election
839:Slovenia's blockade of Croatia's EU accession
718:Slovenia's blockade of Croatia's EU accession
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2392:"Croatian Ex-Spy Chief To Be Extradited"
1751:"Suspect Confess to Attacking Luka Ritz"
1693:"Croatia vows action against crime wave"
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641:Stabilization and Association Agreement
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1104:2016 Croatian parliamentary election
956:2011 Croatian parliamentary election
68:History of Croatia before the Croats
2055:Protest Movement Growing in Croatia
1267:parliamentary election in July 2020
765:, Minister of Internal Affairs and
2374:"Croatia celebrates on joining EU"
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862:Social Democratic Party of Croatia
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1042:Same-sex registered partnership
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837:, in November 2009, that ended
749:football fan was killed in the
490:Croatia became a member of the
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2586:Welle (www.dw.com), Deutsche.
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1303:Croatia national football team
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1279:was shaken by 6.4 M earthquake
1218:Croatia national football team
843:Croatian EU entry negotiations
667:was largely built in the 2000s
652:Sanader government (2003–2009)
611:and the building of the vital
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1096:Croatian War Veterans protest
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189:Kingdom of Croatia (Habsburg)
18:History of Croatia since 1995
3347:Gross domestic product (GDP)
2396:RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
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1071:nominated by the opposition
971:referendum for EU membership
943:2015 military parade of the
793:Kosor government (2009–2011)
739:assassination of Ivo Pukanić
725:fires that ravaged its coast
557:2000 parliamentary elections
541:Račan government (2000–2003)
389:Croatian War of Independence
278:Independent State of Croatia
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1887:(in Croatian). 24 June 2010
1786:(in Croatian). 2008-10-10.
1400:Commonwealth (1999), p. 280
1210:Bridge of Independent Lists
1172:Orešković government (2016)
732:2007 parliamentary election
689:new parliamentary elections
511:Republic of Serbian Krajina
500:1997 presidential elections
224:Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia
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2537:www.total-croatia-news.com
1913:(in Croatian). 1 July 2010
1517:Ramet, Sabrina P. (2010).
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1293:, most likely due to the
1194:2018 FIFA World Cup final
1009:joint criminal enterprise
1003:, a law professor at the
561:Croatian Democratic Union
504:Marina Matulović-Dropulić
429:Croatian Democratic Union
3223:Administrative divisions
2896:Hrvatska radiotelevizija
1507:, Routledge, 2007, p. 66
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1249:Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović
1083:and right-wing populist
1069:Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović
975:Treaty of Accession 2011
637:World Trade Organization
590:semi-presidential system
477:Privatization in Croatia
455:punk concert in town of
284:Federal State of Croatia
3667:21st century in Croatia
3662:20th century in Croatia
2089:Foreign Policy In Focus
2085:Days of Rage in Croatia
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989:Trial of Gotovina et al
602:Twelve Generals' Letter
439:, and formed the first
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1357:Europe Review (2003)
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866:runoff on 10 January
824:2008 economic crisis
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594:parliamentary system
513:, areas adjacent to
306:Contemporary Croatia
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3094:'Independent State'
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893:Croatian Parliament
705:European Commission
677:Ministry of Defence
529:beatified Cardinal
317:War of independence
262:Banovina of Croatia
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209:Kingdom of Slavonia
161:Republic of Poljica
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