“Croatia is in a worse position than Slovenia”

This is supported by the fact that Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenkov will meet in Brussels with EU leaders and discuss the topic.

He adds that Croatia must face the fact that it is protective and acknowledges that Zagreb's initial positions are more unfavourable, reports “b92.net”, Periscopi broadcasts.

But this only means that additional efforts must be made. Now, prospects for reaching a favourable agreement are less than if we take everything in 2015, in any case, the interior public must prepare for an unfavourable settlement of the dispute, but all must be done internationally,” he said.

Kovacevich for Zagreb's “N1” television. Speaking of Croatia's current position in resolving the border dispute with Slovenia and after the government in Ljubljana adopted several new laws to finalise the arbitrage decision, Kovacevic says it is unequivocal that Croatia is late in everything.

Kovacevic noted that the European Union has certain competencies since the dispute has not been resolved./Periscopi/