Greece has achieved “considerable progress” in recovering its public finances, the IMF said in a report on Saturday. However, there are still “clear risks” facing the country’s healthcare and social security system, according
Read More »EULEX rejects US extradition request
EULEX judges on Friday rejected a US request for the extradition of a Kosovo Albanian suspected of terrorism. A three-member panel denied the request to extradite Bajram Asllani, citing several grounds, including the
Read More »Serbia reiterates opposition against Kosovo
Serbian President Boris Tadic reiterated on Saturday that Serbia is ready for a compromise on Kosovo, but he stressed that Belgrade will never recognise its independence. “Nobody should force us to make that choice,” he
Read More »Utvrdiće jesu li policajci štitili Harisa Čauševića
SARAJEVO Policijski komesar Srednjobosanskog kantona naredio je istragu o odgovornosti policije u Bugojnu za propuste koji su mogli dovesti do terorističkog napada na policijsku stanicu u ovom gradu. U okviru istrage biće provjereno i da li je Haris Čaušević, zvani Oks, jedan od osumnjičenih za ovaj napad izvršen 27. juna, …
Read More »Špirić: Islamski kapital u BiH podržava terorizam
SARAJEVO Predsjedavajući Vijeća ministara BiH Nikola Špirić izjavio je u četvrtak da kapital iz islamskih banaka investiran u našu zemlju ne služi razvoju nego pomaže razvoju radikalnog islama, koji je povezan s terorizmom. Špirić smatra i da u BiH ne postoji politička volja za borbu protiv terorizma. “Problem terorizma nećemo …
Read More »Police Targeted in Bugojno Terror Attack
The investigation into a recent bombing in the central Bosnian city of Bugojno turns up evidence that the perpetrators are linked to a radical Muslim network apparently seeking retaliation for the arrest of its leader, Anes Alic writes for ISN Security Watch. A bomb exploded on 27 June at a …
Read More »Serbia draws up plan to regain northern Kosovo
Serbia will demand that northern part of Kosovo gets the same as the southern part – independence or substantial autonomy. The Hague-based International Court of Justice is set to render on July 22 its opinion about the legitimacy of Kosovo independence. Then, Serbia will continue the battle in the
Read More »The United State and Slovenia call for Macedonia’s NATO entry in November
The United State and Slovenia believe it’s time to work out a deal that would enable Macedonia to secure NATO membership invitation and launch of EU accession talks. Slovenian news agency STA says the pledges were expressed by Slovenian Foreign Minister Samuel Zbogar and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, …
Read More »Bulgaria, Russia to discuss south stream road map
Representatives of Bulgaria and Russia are going to discuss details on the road map for the South Stream gas pipeline project Friday. The Bulgarian party, headed by minister of economy and energy Traicho Traikov, welcomes a Russian delegation, headed by energy minister Sergey Smatko at the seaside
Read More »ICJ to deliver opinion on Kosovo next week
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will deliver its advisory opinion July 22nd on whether Kosovo’s declaration of independence was in accordance with international law. The court announced on Wednesday that the
Read More »