07 November 2008 Pristina – A recent study finds that bribery is an unavoidable part of doing business in Kosovo.
Read More »Serbian Dinar Continues To Weaken
07 November 2008 Belgrade – The Serbian dinar continued its slide against the euro after a brief respite earlier this month.
Read More »Albania Ratifies Deal for Hague Convicts
07 November 2008 Tirana – The Albanian parliament has ratified an agreement with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia accepting to take in convicted war criminals.
Read More »Kosovo ‘Shouldn’t Expect a Perfect Society’
06 November 2008 Caglavica – ‘There is no such thing as a perfect society,’ Britain’s Foreign Minister David Miliband argued as he moderated a debate between Kosovo Albanians and Serbs on Wednesday.
Read More »Montenegro Warns of Rising Balkan Tensions
06 November 2008 Podgorica – Montenegro is urging NATO members to speed up membership for its neighbours, where rising tensions are threatening stability since the wars of the 1990s.
Read More »Bulgarian Turk Party Launches Complaint
06 November 2008 Sofia – Bulgaria’s ethnic Turk Movement for Rights and Freedom party has complained to the European People’s Party in Brussels about recent comments made by the Mayor of Sofia.
Read More »Serbian Town Geared for Election Re-Run
06 November 2008 Novi Pazar – The head of the OSCE mission in Belgrade has called on political parties, municipal bodies and the people of Prijepolje to ensure free and fair local elections there on Sunday.
Read More »Bosnia’s Federation Govt Crisis Deepens
06 November 2008 Sarajevo – Top Bosnian Croat and Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) leaders have failed to agree on the restructuring of the government in the Croat-Bosniak-dominated Federation entity.
Read More »Serbia’s Democrats Leads in Opinion Polls
06 November 2008 Belgrade – Serbia’s pro-European Democrats enjoy the strongest support among the country’s electorate suggests the latest opinion poll by the Belgrade-based Strategic marketing agency.
Read More »Serbia Seeks Deal, Not Loan from IMF
06 November 2008 Belgrade – Serbia’s government wants to make a key cooperation deal with the International Monetary Fund, the country’s Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic said.
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