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Turkish correspondents from Brussels, who covered the EU summit on Thursday and Friday, said Croatia was facing an easy path to full EU membership.
Istanbul-based daily Hurriyet based its assessment on the fact that Croatia's negotiations with the EU would start as early as 17 March 2005. The Turkish media said they were confident Zagreb would meet the only remaining European condition -- arrest and extradite all ICTY indictees.