In a newly released report the OSCE mission in Kosovo claims that Kosovo courts fail to adequately justify decisions ordering detention, saying that this shortcoming breaches international legal standards and domestic law.
Read More »Slovenia hopes Serbia will attend the planned conference
It would be important for the success of the planned conference in Slovenia if the Serbian president attended, says a Slovenian embassy in Belgrade official. This would be significant, Jadranka Šturm-Kocjan stated, for cooperation in the region, mutual relations and dialogues between the Western Balkans countries.
Read More »Venice Commission: Moldovan Parliament has to be dissolved
Moldovan Parliament has to be dissolved, and parliamentary anticipated elections have to take place. This is the statement of European experts, following a Venice Commission letter addressed to governing parties. According to European experts, the failure of president` s designation
Read More »UE considera ca Grecia nu va avea nevoie de sprijin financiar
Ministrii de finante din zona euro, reuniti luni, la Bruxelles, pentru a discuta un posibil plan de salvare al Greciei, au anuntat ca au ajnuns la un acord, fara a oferi insa prea multe detalii. Premierul luxemburghez, Jean – Claude Juncker, presedintele grupului ministrilor de finante din zona euro, a …
Read More »NATO delegation to visit Macedonia
NATO delegation, headed by Admiral Mark Fitzgerald will kick off its 2-day visit to Macedonia on Tuesday. Admiral Fitzgerald is slated to meet with Macedonian Defense Minister Zoran Konjanovski and General Staff Chief Miroslav
Read More »EU Enlargement Commissioner to Visit Western Balkans
EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele is set to begin his first Western Balkans tour on Wednesday, with scheduled stops in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania and Kosovo.
Read More »EC Interim Report about Bulgaria, Romania Due Next Week
The European Commission’s interim report in connection with mechanisms for collaboration and control of internal affairs and justice systems in Bulgaria and Romania will be approved and issued next week, a spokesman officially announced.
Read More »Kosovo’s ruling PDK wins Gjilan election
The ruling Democratic Party (PDK) candidate won the mayoral race in Gjilan on Sunday (March 14th), the third time it’s been held. Qemajl Mustafa beat Fatmir Rexhepi of the Democratic League of Kosovo by 5,000 votes. The Central Elections Commission said no incidents were reported and that turnout was around …
Read More »”Serbia won’t pay compensation to Croatia”
Croatian Justice Minister Ivan Šimonović said that there is no possibility that Serbia can pay reparations for damages incurred by Croatia during the war. He said that Croatia can only expect “symbolic reparations based on the genocide committed”, referring to the genocide charges Croatia filed against then Yugoslavia in 1999.
Read More »Slovenian Ambassador to Macedonia Alan Bergant: Macedonia shows efforts in solving name issue
Macedonia shows efforts in solving name issue. Slovenian Ambassador to Macedonia Alan Bergant made the remarks at the meeting with students and professors from South East European University in Tetovo.
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