Fatmir Limaj, a former commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA, has been acquitted in the Klecka case by a Kosovo Court together with three other ex-fighters. A team of European and Kosovo Judges at Pristina’s District Court announced on Wednesday that there is no proof to continue the trial …
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EU welcomes resume of freight service in Transdniestr
Catherine Ashton has welcomed the resumption of rail freight service in the Moldovan Republic of Transdniestria. “It is a major step in building confidence between the two banks of the Dniester River. We are satisfied that the EU technical examination allowed to find a practical solution. The resumption of the …
Read More »German foreign ministry official to attend strategic forum in Georgia
The Commissioner of the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany, Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia Patricia Flor will visit Georgia on May 2-3. During the visit, former German Ambassador to Georgia will meet with Georgian Foreign Minister, Georgian Minister of Education and State Minister for Reintegration.
Read More »Georgian Parliament to discuss strategy for relations with North Caucasus people
Georgian Parliament to discuss today with academic circles a draft strategy for relations with the people of the North Caucasus. The objective of the strategy is to enhance relations between the people of Georgia and the North Caucasus in fields like culture, education, commerce and science.
Read More »Romanian Parliament to vote on new government on May 7
Romania’s Prime Minister-designate Victor Ponta on Tuesday presented his new cabinet. The parliament will vote on the new government on May 7.
Read More »Stefan Fule hopes pro-europeans to win Serbian elections on Sunday
Stefan Fule, European Enlargement Commissioner, said on Monday that he hopes the Pro-Europeans to win Serbian elections on Sunday. “If you ask me whether we hope to get an administration that will
Read More »Bulgarian PM says Azerbaijan gas must cross Turkey
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, who is on a two-day official visit to Azerbaijan, has said that the main route for exporting Azeri gas to Bulgaria must cross Turkey. Speaking after a Friday meeting with his Azerbaijani counterpart
Read More »KFOR sends more German reinforcements in Kosovo
KFOR Command Erhard Drews said on Thursday that another 70 German troops arrived in Kosovo. A total of 550 German and 150 Austrian soldiers will be deployed in Kosovo until next Monday. The troops are being deployed in Kosovo at the request of the KFOR commander, motivating that there had …
Read More »Bulgarian Embassy in Minsk is back to normal functioning
Ivailo Ivanov has been appointed as Chargé d’affaires of the Bulgarian Embassy in Belarus. On February 29 2012, Bulgaria recalled its ambassador to the Republic of Belarus, Zachary Radukov. Ivanov’s appointment in Belarus takes place after European Union member states returned their diplomatic missions in Minsk, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry …
Read More »US Official says Skopje must solve name dispute with Greece, before joining NATO
Tina Kaidanow, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary at the US Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs said that Macedonia will have to resolve the ‘name’ dispute with Greece before it receives an invitation. “Macedonia has fulfilled key criteria required of NATO members and has contributed to regional and global security”, Kaidanow …
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