Balkans

EC Spokesman: Bulgaria Has Greater Commitment to Reform than Romania

Bulgaria is currently demonstrating a stronger political commitment to reform than Romania, according to European Commission Spokesperson Mark Gray. Speaking on Deutsche Welle Romania, Gray has commented on the recently published EC progress reports on Bulgaria and Romania by declaring that Bulgaria had a greater level of political will to …

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Kosovo President says Kosovo could apply for UN membership next year

Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu suggests that Kosovo could apply for UN membership in 2011. After talks with French State Secretary of European Affairs Pierre Lellouche in Pristina on Friday (July 23rd), Sejdiu said he expects more countries will recognise Kosovo now that the International Court of Justice (ICJ) upheld its …

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Bosnian Serbs reacts to ICJ ruling

Republic of Srpska (RS) Prime Minister Milorad Dodik says the ICJ advisory opinion concerning Kosovo Albanian UDI was “contrary to international law”. The head of the government of the Bosnian Serb entity also said the tribunal’s decision would have ramifications around the globe in the regions marked by animosities between …

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French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner: Belgrade, Priština should open political dialog

French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner stated in Paris on Thursday that Belgrade and Priština should open a political dialog. It should concerning the resolution of specific problems, which is of interest both to them and to the Serb community in Kosovo, said he.

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BiH izgubila tri miliona KM

SARAJEVO Evropska komisija otkazala je tri miliona KM vrijedne projekte jer vlasti BiH nisu ispunile uslove za njihovu realizaciju. EU je povukla milion eura odobrenih za ustavnu reformu te još pola miliona eura rezerviranih za pregled socijalnog sektora. Zora Stanić iz Delegacije Evropske unije u BiH upozorila je u četvrtak …

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