İlişki bilgi dosyası
Hırvatistan
Slovenya
İlişki değerlendirmesi
Kayıtlı açıklamalar şu anda İngilizce olarak sunulmaktadır.
Practical cooperation coexists with a long-running dispute over the border and the status of the 2017 arbitration award.
Hırvatistan → Slovenya
-20Croatia agreed to international arbitration on the border in 2009, then withdrew from the process in 2015 and rejects the 2017 award. Croatia also participates with Slovenia in the jointly owned Krško nuclear power plant.
Slovenya → Hırvatistan
-20Slovenia regards the 2017 arbitration award on the border as binding and has pressed for its implementation. Slovenia also participates with Croatia in the jointly owned Krško nuclear power plant.
Genel ilişki
+5The relationship combines a durable, concrete energy partnership through the jointly owned Krško nuclear power plant with a serious and unresolved border dispute. The arbitration process and its rejection by Croatia have sustained tension, while Slovenia’s insistence on implementing the award has kept the issue central to bilateral relations.
Bu puanlar nasıl okunur?
Puanlar yaklaşık değerlendirmelerdir; nesnel ölçüm veya güncel doğrulama değildir. Yönlü puanlar kamuoyunu değil, hükûmet politikalarını ve davranışlarını tanımlar. Genel puan bağımsız bir tahmindir, ortalama değildir.
- −100
- Aşırı ve sürekli düşmanlık
- −50
- Büyük ölçüde karşıt
- 0
- Bilgiye dayalı karma veya tarafsız
- +50
- Büyük ölçüde işbirlikçi
- +100
- Olağanüstü yakın ve sürekli ortaklık
“Değerlendirilmemiş”, kayıtlı puan olmadığı anlamına gelir. Bir çiftin bulunması, diplomatik tanınma veya yerleşik ilişkiler hakkında bir iddia değildir.
İlişkinin bağlamı
Genel bakış
Croatia and Slovenia maintain practical cooperation, including a jointly owned nuclear power plant, but their relationship has been persistently strained by the unresolved border dispute. Croatia withdrew from the arbitration process and rejects the 2017 award; Slovenia regards the award as binding. The dispute has periodically affected broader bilateral relations and Croatia’s EU accession process.
Gerilim alanları
- The two governments disagree over the land and maritime border, including the Bay of Piran.
- Croatia rejects the 2017 arbitration award, while Slovenia considers it binding and seeks its implementation.
Önemli gelişmeler
Croatia and Slovenia agreed to submit their border dispute to international arbitration.
Croatia withdrew from the arbitration process, citing Slovenia’s conduct during the proceedings.
The arbitral tribunal issued its award on the Croatia–Slovenia border dispute; Slovenia accepted it as binding, while Croatia rejected it.
The two countries established a jointly owned arrangement for the Krško nuclear power plant.
Başlıca belirsizlikler
- The extent of current practical cooperation beyond the Krško nuclear plant is unclear.
- The prospects for resolving the border dispute remain uncertain.