BiH — High Representative Valentin Inzko on Sunday (August 15th) lifted sanctions against three people who were removed from office for obstructing implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement. Mladen Tolj, Pero
Read More »Montenegro pays 1991 war damages to Croatia
Montenegro has started making payments to Croatians over the 1991 war damages. The Montenegrin government reached an out-of-court settlement with a resident of Dubrovnik, Croatia, and paid
Read More »Israeli PM to visit Greece
Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet with his Greek counterpart Geroge Papandreou on Monday. Ahead of the visit the Greek prime minister, who also holds the foreign ministry portfolio, spoke by
Read More »US congressional delegation to visit Macedonia
The United Macedonian Diaspora (UMD) will hold a press conference Monday at Holiday Inn hotel in Skopje, in relation to three-day visit of US congressional delegation.
Read More »Karadzic trial set for new witnesses
Three new prosecution witnesses are expected to appear at the trial of Radovan Karadzic trial in The Hague which is set to continue after a three-week break. The prosecution is set to call Richard Mole, Richard Higgs and
Read More »Upitno ukidanje viza
SARAJEVO Vijeće ministara BiH do kraja avgusta mora usvojiti pravilnik o unutrašnjoj organizaciji Direkcije za koordinaciju policije BiH ukoliko ne želi da Evropska komisija odgodi primjenu odluke o ukidanju viza za bh. građane. Visoki predstavnik međunarodne zajednice za BiH Valentin Incko, otpravnik poslova Delegacije EU u BiH Boris Jaročević i …
Read More »Sa OHR-om nemoguće u Evropu
SARAJEVO Evropska unija neće razmatrati aplikaciju BiH za članstvo dok ne bude okončan proces tranzicije Ureda visokog predstavnika (OHR) u ured specijalnog predstavnika EU iako je Sven Alkalaj, šef bh. diplomatije, najavio podnošenje ovog zahtjeva do kraja godine. Nevenka Savić, direktorica Direkcije za evropske integracije, kaže da BiH formalno-pravno ispunjava …
Read More »International community urges BiH to adopt rules on police co-ordination
BiH — Members of the international community sent a joint letter to Bosnian Prime Minister Nikola Spiric on Friday (August 13th), warning that the failure to enforce police co-ordination could endanger the
Read More »Hague prosecutors urge rejection of Karadzic’s request for delay
Prosecutors at the UN war crimes tribunal on Friday (August 13th) requested a rejection of Radovan Karadzic’s request to delay his trial by three weeks. Last week Karadzic said he needs more time to review recordings found in the apartment of fugitive Ratko Mladic’s wife. They were delivered to the …
Read More »Serbia looks to freeze recognitions
Serbian President Boris Tadić has sent 55 of his personal emissaries to as many countries, pleading that they do not recognize Kosovo.
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