Monthly Archives: May 2012

Georgian President, Turkish PM met in Istanbul to discuss regional stability

Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan met in Instanbul and discussed regional security and stability. Erdogan pledged support for  Georgia’s aspirations towards NATO, wishing Georgia success on its path. The two sides parties also discussed the current situation and reforms in Georgia, as well as future …

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European parliament started debate on strategic revision for EULEX

The European Parliament started on Thursday a debate on strategic revision of EULEX’s activity. The revision seeks to reduce the number of EULEX members and to switch the missions focus from police to judicial work. EULEX currently has more than 1,300 international police officers, prosecutors and judges.

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Montenegro to open embassy in Kosovo

Montenegro announced on Thursday that it had decided to open an embassy in Kosovo. The Montenegrin government’s said the decision to open the embassy “confirms that good relations with neighbours and development of regional cooperation represent a lasting goal, stimulating progress in the countries of the region when it comes …

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Tomislav Nikolic was sworn in as Serbia’s President

Tomislav Nikolic was sworn in as Serbia’s new president at the inaugural session by taking the oath before members of the Serbian parliament. “I solemnly swear to devote all my efforts to preserve the sovereignty and integrity of the territory of the Republic of Serbia, including Kosovo and Metohija as its …

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Georgian Energy Minister will visit Azerbaijan

Georgian Minister of Energy and Natural Resources  Alexander Khetaguri will pay a visit to Azerbaijan to attend the opening of the 19th International Caspian Oil & Gas Exhibition. This event is the largest in the Caspian region in oil and gas field, and will be hosted between June 5 to …

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US Ambassador to Bulgaria refuted information that he was recalled early due to mistakes

James Warlick, American Ambassador in Sofia, said the rumors that he has been recalled early due to particular mistakes are not real, adding that he was leaving Bulgaria under a standard procedure. “I have no scheduled departure date and I have not been recalled early due to something I have …

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Mladic asks again for postponement of his trial

Mladic’s defence asked for the second time since the trial started(on May 16) for a six-months postponement  the trial started. Branko Lukic, Mladic’s defence attorney said that on all other trials on Hague Tribunal, the evidence was submitted to defence teams at least three months prior to the

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