#1 Pocinju pregovori EU sa Turskom, ali i Hrvatskom!
Posted: 03/10/2005 18:01
Ratni zlocinci? Nema veze, pocinju pregovori sa Turskom!
Iako mi je u principu drago i zbog Turske i Hrvatske, nevjerovatno kakvo je ovo licemjerje i Austrije i ostatka EU...
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0, ... 49,00.html
Turkey deadlock broken by EU agreement on Croatia
By Simon Freeman
Turkey appeared to move one step closer to realising its 40-year ambition of joining the EU today after Austria backed down on demands that threatened to scupper entry talks before they even started.
The decision now paves the way for negotiations which could allow Turkey to enter the EU as a full member by 2015.
After two days of diplomacy and brinkmanship, and with the deadline approaching, Austria dropped its demand that the talks contain an alternative provision for the large, poor, Muslim nation to be granted only a watered-down "privileged partner" status.
In return, the EU has agreed to resume discussions with Austria's ally Croatia, whose membership application was suspended in March for its failure to hand over war crime suspects.
Iako mi je u principu drago i zbog Turske i Hrvatske, nevjerovatno kakvo je ovo licemjerje i Austrije i ostatka EU...
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0, ... 49,00.html
Turkey deadlock broken by EU agreement on Croatia
By Simon Freeman
Turkey appeared to move one step closer to realising its 40-year ambition of joining the EU today after Austria backed down on demands that threatened to scupper entry talks before they even started.
The decision now paves the way for negotiations which could allow Turkey to enter the EU as a full member by 2015.
After two days of diplomacy and brinkmanship, and with the deadline approaching, Austria dropped its demand that the talks contain an alternative provision for the large, poor, Muslim nation to be granted only a watered-down "privileged partner" status.
In return, the EU has agreed to resume discussions with Austria's ally Croatia, whose membership application was suspended in March for its failure to hand over war crime suspects.