Gravediggers and morgue workers are working overtime this week to prepare a funeral for hundreds of victims of the Srebrenica massacre whose remains were found in mass graves and identified through DNA analysis.

Official Tbilisi considers it ‘sad’ that Armenia did not support Georgia during voting for Resolution on Refugees in the UN, Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Nino Kalandadze said.

FM Davutoğlu, who was on a tour of the Middle East where mass anti-regime demonstrations have rocked the region since January and toppled regimes in Egypt and Tunisia, has

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Konstantin Grishchenko will pay a visit to Moldova on July 7. The program of the visit includes meetings with Moldova’s Foreign Minister Iurie Leanca, Prime Minister Vlad Filat and Head of Parliament and Acting President of Moldova Marian Lupu. The Ukrainian official will give a news conference …

NATO is ready to cooperate with Russia on the missile shield issue but there is much to be resolved, Alliance Secretary-General Anders Fog Rasmussen has stated at a NATO-Russia Council meeting, where the two sides again failed to agree on a joint missile defense system in Europe.

Good neighborly relations are a guarantee of security and that’s why the EU has a right to insist on them, said Dragoljub Micunovic, chairman of the political council of the governing Democratic Party and chairman of parliamentary committee for foreign affairs. “This should be a priority in the country’s foreign policy …

Moldova’s legislative body’s sitting interrupted on June 24 will continue on July 5, the Parliament’s press service has informed. The agenda of the sitting includes 12 items. Among them is the bill on the import of certain goods, the bill concerning

NATO speră că va atinge un consens cu Rusia în privinţa creării unui sistem de apărarea antirachetă la următorul summit al Alianţei Nord-Atlantice, care se va desfăşura în mai 2012 la Chicago, a declarat luni secretarul general al organizaţiei, Anders Fogh Rasmussen. 

In July, Serbian president Boris Tadic will pay his first official state visit to Bosnia since the end of the bloody 1992-95 Yugoslav wars. Although Tadic has visited Bosnia already, those trips were not described as state visits.

Serbia has not made a single step toward recognizing Kosovo as independent, says Borislav Stefanović, who represents Belgrade in the ongoing Kosovo talks. All solutions brought in Brussels respect that position, he said.