Eurasia Press & News
The EU has postponed talks with Croatia due to their inability to resolve the border dispute with Slovenia. If it is not resolved quickly, Croatia may fail to achieve its goal, and not complete entry negotiations this year. The European Union, EU, has put on the back burner an accession …
Read More »Serbian Government Mulls Over NATO Exercises
The Serbian government is considering to send military officers to NATO exercises being held in Georgia. Although, the opposition is worried about endangering political relationships with Russia. The Serbian government is considering whether or not to send Serbian Army, SA, officers to a NATO military exercise in Georgia, said Nada …
Read More »Energy Minister: Varna Likely to Become Bulgaria Gas Center
Varna is likely to become the natural gas hub of Bulgaria, Petar Dimitrov, Minister for Economy and Energy announced Tuesday while in the coastal city. “The exploitation of the newly-discovered gas deposits Kavarna 1 and Kavarna 2, Kaliakra and the small deposits that meet local needs will boost the city’s …
Read More »Visa-Free from EU Bodes Well for Macedonia
Politically, Macedonia has been performing well which might recommend it for exemption from the European Union’s visa regime, the European Union Enlargement Commissioner, Olli Rehn, was quoted as saying Wednesday in Brussels. Skopje is very eager for a quick decision to lift the EU visa barrier that has been hampering …
Read More »Macedonia’s Ruling Party “Attacks Constitutional Court”
The attack against the independence of the Constitutional Court by the main ruling VMRO DPMNE party is “unacceptable”, Macedonia’s outgoing President, Branko Crvenkovski says. Crvenkovski’s statement made Tuesday afternoon, referred to the reaction of the ruling ‘right from centre’ party on the Constitutional Court’s decision to annul their law allowing …
Read More »Border Dispute Takes Main Stage in Brussels
Croatian Foriegn Minister Gordan Jandrokovic has met with commissioner Olli Rehn, who is holding diplomatic meetings on both sides of the Croat-Slovene border dispute. Slovenian and Croatian foreign affairs ministers Samuel Zbogar and Gordan Jandrokovic have initiated meetings in Brussels at the European Commission headquarters to find a resolution their …
Read More »Decan’s Monastery on Kosovo Postage Stamps
Kosovo’s Philately issued a new postage stamp picturing the Monastery of Decan. Decan’s monastery, located near Peja is considered by art historians as one of the greatest sites of Kosovo’s cultural heritage. The monastery is built in the 13 century corresponding to the Christian Orthodox legacy, and is considered one …
Read More »Kosovo Leaders Plant Trees for Earth Day
Kosovo leaders along with authorities from the US Embassy will be planting chestnut trees in Pristina’s city park today, to mark ‘International Earth day’. Deputy Chief of Mission of the US Embassy in Pristina, Thomas Yazgerdi, Kosovo’s Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, Kosovo’s President Fatmir Sejdiu, Minister of Environment and Spatial …
Read More »Poll: Bulgarians Worried About Economic Crisis
Bulgarians are becoming seriously concerned about the ongoing economic and financial crisis, according to a survey administered by the Open Society Institute in Sofia, the Dnevnik daily reported Wednesday. The survey was administered in March and April this year and revealed that since last October, the share of people who …
Read More »Osuđeni na slobodu
Author: Mirza Čubro Pronaći sve odgovorne za planiranje, podstrekivanje i izvršenje ratnih zločina u cijeloj BiH prvi je i ključni preduvjet za izgradnju povjerenja, dobrih odnosa i suživota u BiH. Hapšenje svih osumnjičenih za ratne zločine posebno je važno za povratak. Povratnici ne mogu spokojno živjeti u svojim domovima ako …
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