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гледачицата на гwујо?Лелееее
не е точно. Записници има некаде, од состаноците во Унијата само треба да се побараат. Врз основа на нив
At the end of December 1990, a special round of discussions was organized by the Federal presidency in order to “resolve outstanding differences among the republics” concerning this problem. Eight sessions took place between January 10 and April 3, 1991. But, there were deep political differences from one republic to another, especially concerning four issues: the status and value of maintaining the Yugoslav federation, the right of republics to secede from the existing federation, the character of republican borders and the most desirable type of future political arrangements among the republics. The dissensions were very huge, particularly between the representatives of Serbia and Montenegro (with Slobodan Milosevic as leader of the whole republic since 1986) who wanted “a modern democratic federation” and the other Republics.
Quickly, in early February, the negotiating atmosphere tightened when Slovenia and Croatia adopted measures to invalidate the authority of federal laws in their republics. As an illustration of these tensions, we can evoke the declaration of the Croatian President, Tudjman, on February 13. He asserted that “if Slovenia would leave the Yugoslav federation, Croatia would not remain part of the state”.
Two men, Jacques Santer (Chairman of the European Council of Ministers) and Jacques Delors (Chairman of the European Commission) first attached themselves to solve the Yugoslavian problem. On May 30 and 31, 1991, they flew to Belgrade to meet Yugoslavia’s federal and republican leaders.
Consequently, twenty days after the nearly failure of the EC mission in Belgrade, the international community made another effort to address the looming Yugoslav crisis. On June 19 and 20 was organized a meeting of the 35-nation Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) in Berlin. During the summit, the US secretary of State James Baker received support from major European leaders to strongly advocate Yugoslavia’s continued territorial unity and democratization.
On June 23, the members of the European Community, echoing Baker’s message, commonly voted NO to the recognition of the independence of Slovenia and Croatia if those republics unilaterally seceded from the Yugoslav federation. But on June 25, these two countries ignored the European Community and declared their independence, provoking the beginning of the civil war in Yugoslavia. So, the European Community clearly turned out to be unable to prevent the war and the violent disintegration in Yugoslavia. On the contrary, according to some specialists, signals from the EC and the USA encouraging Yugoslavia’s unity and discouraging Slovenia’s and Croatian’s secessions in June 1991 might have actually “encouraged the Yugoslav federal government and the JNA to employ force against the two republics”.
И Словенците што пишуваат
Svet24.si - Kako smo leta 1991 zavrnili članstvo v Evropski uniji
Leta 1991 smo želeli zapustiti »balkanski kotel« in postati Evropejci. Pozabljeno pa je, da smo istega leta tudi zavrnili vstop v Evropsko unijo.
novice.svet24.si
Документи од ЕУ
The vain mediation attempts of the European Community and the United Nations
The vain mediation attempts of the European Community and the United Nations
www.cvce.eu
Дали може сега да ги видиме архивите на Нин и Данас од 90тите? Како факти од твоја страна дека сме подложни на медиумски манипулации?
ааааааа не може така,