Plenković Tells CNN: Supporting Ukraine Means Defending International Law
Plenković said about €90 billion in EU aid is planned for Ukraine as he argued the war tests the international rules-based order.
- On September 22, Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency Chairman Denis Bećirović addressed the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, stating his country "is a symbol of a nation that has survived difficult trials, but has not lost its way to a better future."
- Bećirović emphasized the May 2024 UN Resolution establishing the International Day of Remembrance for the Srebrenica genocide, while warning that ongoing political blockades continue to threaten Bosnia and Herzegovina's territorial integrity.
- Defending continued support for Ukraine, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković described Russia's invasion as a violation of international law, calling Gaza "the worst defeat of humanity in the 21st century."
- During a CNN interview, Plenković pointed to Croatia's economic growth and record tourism revenue of more than €15.8 billion, while warning that climate change and extreme summer temperatures pose growing wildfire threats.
- Both leaders reaffirmed their nations' strategic commitments, with Bećirović stressing BiH's path toward EU and NATO membership while Plenković emphasized that protecting international law remains essential for smaller nations' security.
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Plenković Tells CNN: Supporting Ukraine Means Defending International Law
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has used an appearance on CNN from New York to defend continued support for Ukraine, while also highlighting Croatia's record tourism figures and warning of the growing threat posed by climate change and wildfires. Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has told CNN that continued support for Ukraine is about much more than one country – arguing that the future of the international rules-based system is…
International law is the border between order and tyranny, said Andrej Plenković in his speech at the UN General Assembly, in which he called for the renewal of trust in multilateralism "that produces results".
International law is the boundary between order and tyranny, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said in his speech to the UN General Assembly in New York. He defended rules-based international cooperation and stressed that Croatia speaks from the experience of a country that has experienced war and aggression, BTA reports. “Croatia supports rules-based multilateralism not because we are naive, but because we have seen and felt the alterna…
Becirovic at the UN: BiH is an unyielding State, the World must return to International Law
The Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denis Bećirović, addressed the General Assembly of the United Nations in New York today, where he spoke about the war experience of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the genocide in Srebrenica, the current political situation in the country, global crises, the future of multilateralism and the need for […]
Međunarodno pravo je granica između poretka i tiranije, rekao je Andrej Plenković u svom govoru na Općoj skupštini UN-a u kojem je posevao na obnovu povjerenja u multilateralizam “koji daje rezultate”. „Hrvatska podupire multilateralizam usosyaljen na pravilima kao […] Objava VIDEO Plenković s govornice UN-a prozvao Srbiju: ‘Državni ispraćaj Mladića uvreda je žrtvama’ pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
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