Why do Croatia and Slovenia have territorial disputes?

The marina in the Slovenian town of Piran: there was a bitter 26-year-old territorial dispute involving principally 7.3sq m of maritime territory in the bay. ... read more

Most of the territorial disputes have to do with the way the federal borders of Yugoslavia were drawn between the two nations. Parts of the Croatian-Slovenian border were drawn in a way that would suit federal borders, between two nations within one nation, but not as international borders. read more

A Court of Arbitration in The Hague Thursday ruled in favour of Slovenia in its legal dispute with Croatia and ordered that the maritime border between the two countries be modified in the coming months. The decision has not been accepted by Zagreb. read more