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Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman stated that Croatia is not blocking Montenegro's access to the European Union, but is demanding the fulfillment of basic requirements such as prosecuting war criminals and returning confiscated property to Croats in Montenegro. #CrnaGora #europskaUnija #pravosuđe (translated)

We are particularly pleased that Ms. Darijana Filipović has been elected as a member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the territory of the Federation, from the ranks of the Croatian people, with the full political legitimacy of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina who are Croats, said Plenković. “We believe that this is good, just, and right, and that in this way the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina will function more harmoniously, with greater mutual trust, respect, and, of course, give momentum to all others for reform efforts and the continuation of the European path that Croatia strongly advocates and supports, along with guaranteed full equality for all three constituent peoples,” the Prime Minister said. “I am glad that Split was, for those two days, the center of Mediterranean politics, being also the center of Adriatic Croatia,” the Prime Minister concluded. Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated that the goal is to continue protecting the standard of living for citizens and investing in development while maintaining the stability of public finances. #rebalansproračuna #HrvatskaVlada #AndrejPlenković (translated)

Domagoj Knežević stated that the over-voting of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, symbolized by the election of Željko Komšić, has caused serious tensions between Croats and Bosniaks, while the recent elections have reduced those tensions through the election of Darijana Filipović. #BosnaiHercegovina #Hrvati #izbori (translated)

"If it weren't for the magnificent victory of Donald Trump and if he hadn't removed that hated Biden structure, we would probably be political dead today... But now, thanks to this new environment, we are political winners. I would like to thank, of course, President Putin who welcomed us and wished us success in these elections. That was important for us." Dodik thanked Putin and Trump. #IzboriBiH #ŽeneUPolitici #HrvatiBiH (translated)

"Our idea, our story in this electoral cycle, and who knows in the future, the story of a civil state, the idea of equal citizens is simply not something that the people in BiH generally accept." After these elections, Komšić acknowledged a hard defeat. #IzboriBiH #ŽeneUPolitici #HrvatiBiH (translated)

"Croats of different beliefs... Many of us do not think the same about everything. But we all care about the equality of Croats in BiH. Tonight, they expressed their views. After the announcement of the results, the new member of the Presidency, Darijana Filipović, emphasized the importance of unity." #IzboriBiH #ŽeneUPolitici #HrvatiBiH (translated)

Women have gained a majority in the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the recent elections, but there are concerns whether the men in the shadows, who have been in power since the last century, will still have control over political processes. #IzboriBiH #ŽeneUPolitici #HrvatiBiH (translated)

The general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina have confirmed the dominance of national parties, and the new Croatian representative Darijana Filipović brings an opportunity for improving Bosniak-Croat relations after years of crisis. #IzboriBiH #Hrvati #PolitičkaSituacija (translated)

From tonight, the Croatian people in BiH have a legitimate representative. We welcome the swift and clear reaction of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, who said on election night that the Croatian people in BiH have a legitimate representative. #HrvatiUBiH #DaytonskiMirovniSporazum #LegitimnoPredstavljanje (translated)

The community of founders of HDZ declared the victory of Darijana Filipović as a legitimate Croatian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina a great success for Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, emphasizing the importance of preserving constitutionally guaranteed rights and instigating changes in the political representation of the Croatian people. #HrvatiUBiH #DaytonskiMirovniSporazum #LegitimnoPredstavljanje (translated)

"The Croatian people in BiH have a legitimate representative in this institution." Prime Minister Andrej Plenković congratulated her last night, saying that "the Croatian people in BiH have a legitimate representative in this institution." #izboriUHrvatskoj #HrvatiUBiH #PredsjedništvoBiH (translated)

"Your victory represents an exceptional step forward in the political life of Bosnia and Herzegovina, thereby finally ensuring the participation of a truly legitimate representative of Croats in the work of the three-member Presidency of the state." PRESIDENT of the Croatian Parliament Gordan Jandroković congratulated Darijana Filipović on her victory in the elections for the Croatian member of the Presidency of BiH, stating that her election is an "exceptional step" for the political life of Bosnia and Herzegovina. #izboriUHrvatskoj #HrvatiUBiH #PredsjedništvoBiH (translated)

Darijana Filipović has been elected as the Croatian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which, according to the President of the Croatian Parliament Gordan Jandroković, is a significant step towards the legitimate representation of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina. #izboriUHrvatskoj #HrvatiUBiH #PredsjedništvoBiH (translated)

The author wrote that Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina have finally received a legitimate representative in the Presidency and congratulated Darijana Filipović on her electoral success and the trust placed in her. He expressed confidence that she will represent the interests of Croats with her work, experience, and dedication. #Hrvati #BosnaiHercegovina #izbori #HR #BA (translated)

F**k you, Zoki! I have you in mind, but you're slowly getting on my "nerves." I grew up in a multicultural environment. The neighbors were Bosniaks, Serbs, Croats, a Macedonian, and one Slovenian who annoyed everyone. I learned one simple thing: roots are like underwear. Everyone has them, no one hides them, but you also don't hang them on the balcony every day for the whole street to see. Stevanović is now the second person in the country. Not the mayor of Foča, not the godfather of the Republic of Srpska, but the president of the Slovenian National Assembly. And he's going for a weekend "to the hills above Tara," where he's randomly godfathering at a church together with a person whom Slovenia has banned from entering the country. In the photos, all the political elite of the Republic of Srpska is there. He writes at home, "beautiful moments with the locals." Dodik posts a video and emphasizes that the president of the Slovenian parliament is there. So: when Dodik is unwanted in Slovenia, Slovenia goes to him. In simple terms: if you're not allowed in a tavern, you send the president of the parliament up there. And this is not a problem of origin. Everyone has roots somewhere. That's not the problem. The problem is that the position of the president of the National Assembly does not have a weekend. There is no "private visit." When you sit in that chair, you are in Slovenia, not Zoran from the neighboring village. Anyone who has at least once watched how the Austrians or Germans handle this should know that. Mr. Stevanović, roots are a beautiful thing. But it's better to water them at home, quietly, as we all do. Not with Dodik on the balcony. #Slovenija #Politika #Multikulturalizem (translated)