Adriatic Institute on BBC News & in the Economist

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We’ve written about the Adriatic Institute’s battle against Croatian corruption in the past. It now seems that the institute has caught the ear of the International media. BBC News  spoke to Natasha Srodc in this piece, discussing the threats of violence and organized crime in the country.

In addition, this article, A Balkan state in balk, in this week’s Economist, discussing Croatia’s continuing issues with EU membership, and it’s placement in the Balkans, Natasha is a regular contributor to The Economist Group’s Economist Intelligence Unit.

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  1. Tom Dyble says:
    April 17, 2009 at 5:29 PM

    Cindy, thank you for posting the link to Natasha’s remarks to the BBC reporter about corruption and organized crime in Croatia. I recall her heroic story from the Atlas Club Briefing at the 2008 Liberty Forum in Atlanta. Natasha and her family are on the forefront of the struggle to advance liberty in the Balkans region.