Candidate status has boosted Montenegro's bid and the EU plans to open the country's accession talks in June 2012.
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Serbia is unlikely to join the EU until at least 2015. But the high-profile arrests have put Serbia on track to get EU candidate status before March 2012.
Female dog please, you've got a country that has an army that serves no exact people. Vojska bez drzave. Not to mention the parliament is holding together barely as it is. Now I'm not going to say, Croatia is great. It is not. It is fornication horrendous. But we're still better off at least ethnicity wise than B&H.
Well I suppose you can say only one kind of politician is stealing from you, whereas in Bosnia you have politicians of three different nationalities stealing from you. Not that I care for nationalities. It just means the parliament is triply ineffective.
Well I suppose you can say only one kind of politician is stealing from you, whereas in Bosnia you have politicians of three different nationalities stealing from you. Not that I care for nationalities. It just means the parliament is triply ineffective.
Well... in Denmark you have you have the national companies stealing from you, you have the multinational companies stealing from you, then you have the banks stealing from you and then you have the EU stealing from you and then you have the regular people stealing from you.
Bosnia is as legit to enter the EU as anyone else...
It is all BS anyway and just a way to make way for an inter-nation-nal government all made up to screw the population and harvest whatever the individual nations might have of resources and riches.
We only have 13 parliaments [sarcasm]. I'm not pointing fingers but the Serbs wouldn't want the regional and the one parliament one president because we [Bosniaks] account for ~50% of the population and if we make a coalition with the smaller Croat group ~14% we can always outweigh the Serbs.
We only have 13 parliaments [sarcasm]. I'm not pointing fingers but the Serbs wouldn't want the regional and the one parliament one president because we [Bosniaks] account for ~50% of the population and if we make a coalition with the smaller Croat group ~14% we can always outweigh the Serbs.
Well after Serbia joins the EU towards 2020 will the Bosnian Serbs look at Serbia and see what they are missing. The serb leardership will also be getting older and hopefully the tensions that led to the civil war will not be shared to such an extent by younger people.
Ah, the catholic thing. As one familiar with the region somewhat ...Croatia-proper and Serbia are pretty much identical, but it is true that Dalmatia is very "Italian" and you always see Austrian and German cars. I guess Italians are sort of "western", so Dalmatia sort of qualifies as "more Western".
History dies hard in some places. The Austrians will have Croatia in the EU well before Turkey gets seriously considered, that's for damn sure. The world just isn't put together the right way, should the opposite occur. Just like Sweden doesn't give a rat's ass about Croatia, but for reasons of history is strikingly positive to Turkish membership.
Ah, the catholic thing. As one familiar with the region somewhat ...Croatia-proper and Serbia are pretty much identical, but it is true that Dalmatia is very "Italian" and you always see Austrian and German cars. I guess Italians are sort of "western", so Dalmatia sort of qualifies as "more Western".
The previous expansion was already a mistake. This one is an even bigger one, considering the economical situation.
You consolidate before expanding, and the EU has overextended far too much without integrating more in-between. It's just diluting itself and preparing the recipe for even more disaster...
The previous expansion was already a mistake. This one is an even bigger one, considering the economical situation.
You consolidate before expanding, and the EU has overextended far too much without integrating more in-between. It's just diluting itself and preparing the recipe for even more disaster...
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