Impressions from the Tivat Summit: Is Croatia an obstacle on the path to the EU and why is the government silent on the incident with Vučić's supporters?

"Vijesti" journalist Biljana Matijašević is convinced, on the other hand, that Zagreb will give in under pressure from Brussels, and she sees no room for conditioning in the Franco-German non-paper either.

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Biljana Matijašević, Photo: Screenshot/TV Vijesti
Biljana Matijašević, Photo: Screenshot/TV Vijesti
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Impressions from the EU-Western Balkans Summit, which ended yesterday in Tivat, are very positive, and Montenegro's place in the European Union has never been clearer, according to the interlocutors of Television Vijesti.

However, it is increasingly clear that Croatia, which has once again made demands for the resolution of open issues, will be an obstacle on this path, says political scientist Zlatko Vujović.

"Vijesti" journalist Biljana Matijašević is convinced, on the other hand, that Zagreb will give in under pressure from Brussels, and she sees no room for conditioning in the Franco-German non-paper either.

Although it is good that the focus on the European future has overshadowed the incident with the supporters of the Serbian president, it is still unclear why our officials remained silent on it.

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