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Right organisations call on President Zoran Milanovic to strip Branimir Glavas of his general's rank and other decorations following conviction over the wartime killings of Serb civilians.

Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece and Romania are racing to implement new EU asylum rules, as right-wingers demand crackdowns and campaigners warn of threats to human rights.

Prompted by shocking murder case in May, Justice Minister proposes life sentences and continued detention of some offenders even after they have completed their sentences.

Former justice minister, Vesna Skare Ozbolt says the right-wing Homeland Movement’s attempt to meddle in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s politics is an inept attempt to enhance its patriotic credentials.

Information Commissioner said complaints about the lack of response to public inquiries have risen significantly - and 215 public authorities have failed to submit any reports on implementing the Right of Access to Information Act for years.

General's decorations revoked again, after a Croatian court upheld his conviction for war crimes against Serb civilians in 1991.

After years of record growth, rising prices, labour shortages and a failure to attract higher-spending visitors are exposing the weaknesses of Croatia's tourism model.

Former AC Milan and Croatia defender is suspected of illegally obtaining permits to operate a campsite business with the aid of a former head of a county tourism department.

A judge in The Hague rejected 71-year-old war criminal Martic's appeal for early release for a second time, citing his 'refusal to accept responsibility for his crimes'.

Parliamentary resolution supporting separate electoral unit for Bosnian Croats causes controversy but is seen as largely symbolic and driven mainly by domestic coalition politics.