The conference cycle titled, “Ohrid talks“, which represent the continual bilateral meetings for exchange of opinions and experiences between representatives of Interior Ministries from Republic of Macedonia and German province of Brandenburg, is due to begin on Wednesday in Ohrid.
Read More »ICTY to Deliver Final Verdict on Boskoski, Tarculovski
The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY, on Wednesday is set to deliver the final verdict in the case of former Macedonian Interior Minister Ljube Boskoski and police officer Johan Tarculovski. Boskoski and Tarculovski are the only people from Macedonia to be indicted by the UN war crimes …
Read More »Bulgarian Nationalists Closer to Referendum on Turkey EU Accession
The Bulgarian nationalist party VMRO and its partner cable TV channel SKAT have collected 200 000 signatures in support of their demand for a nation-wide referendum on Turkey’s EU accession. The VMRO press center announced Tuesday that the signatures were collected in one month, and that the initiative of the …
Read More »Two War Crimes Suspects Arrested in Bosnia
Police in Bosnia and Herzegovina have arrested two individuals, including one police officer, on suspicion of war crimes. Milan Peric (1961) and Slavko Lalovic (1959) are suspected of crimes committed in 1992 in the area of Kalinovik, in eastern Herzegovina.
Read More »OSCE offers solution to Albanian political crisis
The OSCE office in Tirana announced on Monday (May 17th) that it has a compromise that would end the longstanding political crisis. Last week, OSCE Ambassador Robert Bosch said that a proposal had been presented to both the government and opposition Socialist Party (SP). While Prime Minister Sali Berisha has …
Read More »Kosovo’s Prime Minister is happy with EULEX co-operation
Kosovo’s Prime Minister Hashim Thaci said on Monday (May 17th) that he is “very happy” with the ongoing co-operation between the government and the EULEX mission. Thaci met with EULEX chief Yves de Kermabon and the outgoing head of the mission’s justice component, Alberto Perduca, who praised the government’s commitment …
Read More »Kacin: EU must take up role in Macedonia name row
The European Union must assume its role in the process of resolution of name dispute between Macedonia and Greece to ensure an accelerated EU integration of the entire region, Slovenian MEP Jelko Kacin said.
Read More »Gruevski-Papandreou met in Madrid
Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski met his Greek counterpart George Papandreou last evening in Madrid during the EU-LAC summit, the government informed. During the meeting, the two prime ministers discussed name issue and Greece’s financial crisis.
Read More »Ne znaju šta će sa trostrukim ubicom
SARAJEVO Policija, sud i zdravstvene ustanove ne znaju gdje će, nakon što se probudi iz kome, biti smješten Nedim Fejzić, osumnjičeni za ubistvo tri i teško ozljeđivanje sedam osoba u blizini Visokog. Ne postoji specijalna pritvorska jedinica za osobe s psihičkim poremećajima koje su osumnjičene za teška krivična djela, kao …
Read More »MMF zabranjuje povećanje rashoda
SARAJEVO Međunarodni monetarni fond (MMF) zatražio je u ponedjeljak od vlasti BiH da u narednoj godini rashode zadrže na ovogodišnjem nivou. Čelnici Vijeća ministara i entitetskih vlada na sjednici Fiskalnog vijeća BiH, kojoj su prisustvovali i predstavnici MMF-a, prihvatili su ovaj zahtjev, ali nisu postigli saglasnost o podjeli prihoda s …
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