Samo prijavljeni korisnici mogu pregledati cijeli sadržaj.
LUXEMBOURG, Feb 11 (Hina) - Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean ClaudeJuncker, whose country is chairing the European Union, said aftermeeting the Hague war crimes tribunal's chief prosecutor, Carla DelPonte, on Friday that a final
decision on the start of Croatia's EUentry talks had not been made yet, but that the talks would start onMarch 17 only if General Ante Gotovina was transferred to The Hague,otherwise one would wait until Croatia fulfilled its obligation offull cooperation with the tribunal. Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader has saidthat a statement made by Jean Claude Juncker, the Prime Minister ofLuxembourg which is currently chairing the European Union, that thestart of Croatia's EU membership talks on March 17 depends on thetransfer of the runaway general Ante Gotovina to the Hague tribunal,is expected, and added that this does not mean that the negotiationswill not start on 17 March. The Croatian Parliament resumed its