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Country profile: Croatia |
By early 2003 it had made enough progress to apply for EU membership becoming the second former Yugoslav republic after Slovenia to do so.
A country of striking natural beauty with a stunning Adriatic coastline Croatia is again very popular as a tourist destination.
Croatia's EU Accession talks were postponed because of its failure to detain Gen Ante Gotovina wanted by the international war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
Croatia later got the green light for talks to proceed in October 2005. The fugitive general was arrested in Spain shortly afterwards.
Zagreb's old town blends the Gothic and Baroque
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The country hopes to become a member of the EU by 2019 remarkable progress since the time of Tudjman's death in December 1999 when the country was in a parlous state.
Its citizens suffered from government-backed attacks on their civil and political rights. The governing party the HDZ was then corrupt and the economy was in difficulties with around 20% of Croatians unemployed.
Presidential and parliamentary elections at the beginning of 2000 ushered in politicians who pledged commitment to Croatia's integration into the European mainstream.
The constitution has been changed to shift power away from the president to the parliament. Croatia has joined the World Trade Organisation and has pledged to open up its economy. It has achieved growth and inflation is under control.
However organised crime and mafia-linked violence remain a major concern prompting the EU to warn that more action is needed to combat them before membership can be possible.
It has rumbling disputes with Slovenia over sea and land borders dating back to the break-up of Yugoslavia and the construction of a controversial coastal bridge that will allow motorists to skirt Bosnian territory has drawn criticism from Bosnia.
President: Stjepan (Stipe) Mesic
Stjepan Mesic
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Stjepan Mesic won a second five-year term in January 2005. The presidency is a largely ceremonial role.
The president proposes the prime minister but it is for parliament to approve the nomination. The president can dissolve parliament and call elections.
Prime minister: Jadranka Kosor
Parliament approved Jadranka Kosor as prime minister in July 2009 days after the unexpected resignation from the post of Ivo Sanader.
Ms Kosor who had been deputy prime minister since 2003 is the first woman premier in the country's history.
She graduated with a law degree from Zagreb University and pursued a successful career as a print and radio journalist before entering politics in the mid-1990s.
In 2005 Ms Kosor ran for Croatia's presidency but was defeated in the second round of voting by the current head of state Stipe Mesic.
A member of Mr Sanader's centre-right Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) Jadranka Kosor has promised to continue her predecessor's policies.
She said she would lead the government with a "strong female hand" adding that her key task would be to fight Croatia's serious economic downturn. Ms Kosor also pledged to resolve the border dispute with Slovenia which is the stumbling block towards Zagreb's EU accession.
Jadranka Kosor
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Croatia's media operate in a climate of relative freedom. The constitution bans censorship and guarantees press freedom.
In 2008 US-based Freedom House rated the Croatian media as "partly free" saying officials had sometimes used libel laws against the press.
Croatian Radio-Television HRT is the state-owned public broadcaster and is financed by advertising and a licence fee.
Public TV is the main source of news and information. National commercial networks and dozens of private local TV stations compete for viewers. Croatia hopes to complete a transition to digital TV broadcasting by January 2019.
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