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[INTERNATIONAL] · Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Ukraine, Israel · 30 sources

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Plenković at UN addresses regional stability and international law

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković addressed the UN General Assembly in New York, emphasizing the necessity of a rules-based multilateral order. He stated that for small and medium-sized nations, international law serves as the vital boundary between order and tyranny.

Plenković criticized Serbia for granting official honors to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, describing the move as an insult to victims and international court rulings. He argued that such actions are incompatible with European Union values and hinder regional reconciliation.

Regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Prime Minister called for urgent electoral reforms to ensure the legitimate political representation of Croats, warning that the current situation is destabilizing and contrary to the Dayton Agreement.

On the global stage, Plenković condemned the Russian aggression against Ukraine as a direct violation of international rules and reaffirmed Croatia's support for Ukraine's sovereignty. He also addressed the Middle East, advocating for the protection of civilians in Gaza and supporting a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine. Additionally, he called for reforms to the United Nations and its Security Council to better reflect modern geopolitical realities.

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Andrej Plenković · Apple · Croatia · European Union · John M. Marinis · John M. Martinis · New York · P4M · Ratko Mladić · Serbia · Tim Cook · United Nations

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