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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said that the security situation in Kosovo is stable, but he warned about the situation in the country’s north, according local media. Instability in the north should not be underestimated
Read More »EULEX to exhume two mass graves in Kosovo
EULEX announced on Sunday (August 1st) that it is preparing to exhume two or three mass graves in the near future. EULEX spokesperson Irina Gudeljevic said that 190 field operations have taken place so far, but did not reveal the exact locations. She added that the involvement of EULEX forensic …
Read More »World Bank president to pay first-ever visit to Moldova
For the first time ever, a World Bank President is coming to the Republic of Moldova: Mr. Robert Zoellick will pay an official visit to Chisinau on August 11-12.
Read More »Greece backs co-operation between Belgrade and Pristina
Greek Deputy FM Dimitris Droutsas has expressed his country’s readiness to support co-operation between Belgrade and Pristina. Speaking at a joint press conference with Kosovo’s PM Hashim Thaci in Pristina, Droustas said
Read More »Moldova reported an increase in the number of visas issued to Moldovan nationals wishing to visit Bulgaria for 2010
The Bulgarian embassy in Chisinau, Moldova, reported an increase in the number of visas issued to Moldovan nationals wishing to visit Bulgaria. At least 30 000
Read More »Kosovo a solicitat Greciei sa ii recunoasca independenta
Kosovo a cerut Greciei sa-i recunoasca independenta dupa avizul Curtii Internationale de Justitie (CIJ), care a apreciat ca declaratia de independenta a fostei provincii sarbe nu incalca dreptul international. “A venit timpul ca Grecia sa recunoasca Republica Kosovo”, a declarat presedintele Kosovo, Fatmir Sejdiu, la finalul
Read More »Kosovo foreign minister says independence is no precedent
Kosovo Foreign Minister Skender Hyseni met officials from several countries at the UN headquarters in New York on Friday (July 30th), urging them to recognize his
Read More »Croatian Supreme Court reduces Glavas sentence
The Supreme Court on Saturday (July 31st) reduced the sentence of former parliament member Vladimir Glavas from ten to eight years. In May 2009, he was sentenced to ten years in prison for war crimes against ethnic
Read More »EU draft Kosovo resolution ready
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton has distributed a proposed resolution on Kosovo to the EU members. The text accepts the International Court of Justice (ICJ) advisory opinion on the legality of the Kosovo
Read More »A Delegation of U.S congressmen to visit Georgia
The U.S. delegation consisting of U.S. congressmen will arrive in Tbilisi August 1. The Georgian Parliament told trend that the meeting will begin August 2. Members of the delegation will meet with representatives of the U.S. embassy, members of
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