13 July 2001 ZAGREB. Drazen Budisa, leader of the second biggest party of the Croatian governing coalition, the Croatian Social Liberal Party, resigned after the party split over the issue of Croatia’s cooperation with The Hague-based war crimes tribunal. The Croatian government decided last week to meet the tribunal demand for transfer to The Hague of two Croatian citizens indicted […]
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