Croatian president Stjepan Mesic said today that Croatian services and Ministry for Foreign Affairs dispose with new informations linked with general Gotovina. He thinks that commission from EU, which is coming soon, will be very contented. He said he’s sure that Gotovina isn’t in Croatia. After todays ceremony anent for Day of County of Koprivnica-Krizevci, Stjepan Mesic said to journalists he believes that negotiations will start till June.    Written by: Jelena Kopčić.

A group of influential European statesmen bespoke that European union has to accelerate process of access for Balkan countries, so they would give new orientation to that region, and EU would in that way prevent of becoming that region into “ghetto in the middle of Europe”. “Status quo doesn’t conduce anywhere.”, said ex Italian premier Giuliano Amato to journalists on Tuesday. He appended that EU should be ready for big financial expenses for integration of region to EU instead of spending that money on maintenance of anyway brittle peace. “The region will become a ‘black hole’, ghetto, and EU will spend money on isolation of that ghetto.”, he warned. This group introduced review about future of Balkan and it will be sent to high exponent of European union for foreign affairs and safety, Javier Solan, then, to confidant for enlarging, Olli Rehn and to the rest of high European officials.   Written by: Jelena Kopčić.

European parliament supported access of Bulgaria and Romania to EU with big majority. With that was opened passage for signing of charter for access of this two countries. For accession of Romania voted 497 members of European parliament, against that were 93 of them and 71 were restrained. In case of Bulgaria, 522 of them were for access, 70 against it and 69 were restrained. These countries should join EU in 2007, unless if European commission activates "protective clause" which can adjourn access for a year. Oill Rehn, confidant for enlarging, said on Tuesday on discuss day before voting, that Bulgaria and Romania have to carry out many important reforms, and European commission won’t dither to activate that clause if they think that these countries aren’t ready for access.    Written by: Jelena Kopčić.