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Bulgaria will give the green light to Macedonia’s EU accession when the country starts showing a “good neighbor” attitude, according to Bulgaria’s caretaker Prime Minister Marin Raykov.

Around 10,000 Serbs in northern Kosovo and thousands more in Belgrade protested Monday against an EU-sponsored deal to normalise ties between Serbia and breakaway Kosovo. 

President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has today received a delegation led by Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski. The Head of State expressed

German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said before the meeting of the EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg

The Turkish army continues to fight with the PKK militants within the tasks set by the government, official website of the Turkish Armed Forces reported on Monday. The conflict between Turkey and the PKK over the creation of an independent Kurdish state has

Serbia’s government on Monday approved the EU-brokered deal with breakaway Kosovo, a historic agreement

The European Commission (EC) recommended on Monday that negotiations with Serbia on membership of the European Union (EU) begin. A report published on Monday reads that “Serbia has taken very significant steps towards visible

Renewed mutual engagement is needed to maintain constructive relations in EU-Turkey relations in the context of the negotiation process, MEPs said on Thursday, a press release of the

Serbia’s Finance Minister Mlađan Dinkić says that an agreement with Priština is close but that Kosovo’s membership in the UN is unacceptable to Serbia.

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