Adriatic Institute For Public Policy: News: Adriatic Institute's Senior Fellow Boris Divjak in Croatia Review on EU and Croatia

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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL - STATE OF THE UNION

CORRUPTION IN CROATIA

Despite the EU's assurances, Zagreb is no model for the region

Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy, Co-Founders, Adriatic Institute for Public Policy

Croatia Review Magazine

EU Accession: Has the Time Come to Let Croatia In?

Boris Divjak, Senior Fellow at the Adriatic Institute for Public Policy, weighs in on that most pressing of issues: Croatia’s EU accession. June, after all, draws ever closer.