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Dejan Jović: Croatia must rethink its foreign policy
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Zagreb | Sven Milekić | 4 July 2018

Dejan Jović, professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Zagreb and Balkans expert, analyses the record of Croatia's membership in the EU, marked in his view by the intensification of nationalist rhetoric and the absence of a clear foreign policy.

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