Financial Times pise ...Amid the somewhat rancorous debate over whether it was right to award the Nobel peace price to the European Union, it is worth bearing in mind the view of those countries still aspiring to join.
Na primer...
Croatia has been subjected to much higher standards, pFartly because of the experience with Romania and Bulgaria, and Ms Pusic says it is better prepared for entry. It spent six years preparing for its accession talks, and six years on the talks themselves.
A mi?
But with Serbia electing a nationalist-tinged government this year and Bosnia-Herzegovina a rather dysfunctional entity, getting Croatia inside the EU fold – and so sending a positive signal to the neighbours – makes a lot of sense.
Na primer...
Croatia has been subjected to much higher standards, pFartly because of the experience with Romania and Bulgaria, and Ms Pusic says it is better prepared for entry. It spent six years preparing for its accession talks, and six years on the talks themselves.
A mi?
But with Serbia electing a nationalist-tinged government this year and Bosnia-Herzegovina a rather dysfunctional entity, getting Croatia inside the EU fold – and so sending a positive signal to the neighbours – makes a lot of sense.
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