Eurasia News

Serbia will ask the European Union for more time to negotiate a deal to tackle the ethnic partition of its former Kosovo province, Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar

Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dačić will confer with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev in Moscow on April 10. The Russian government’s press service announced over the weekend that the Serbian prime

France’s Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius visited Mali on Friday where he revealed plans to start withdrawing French troop before elections in July. Paris plans to reduce its soldiers to 2,000 by

Turkey is not yet ready to allow an embassy to be opened in Ankara by the Syrian opposition coalition, which recently opened an embassy in Qatar. The Syrian opposition opened its first embassy in Qatar a day

Turkish President Abdullah Gül praised the governments of Baltic nations Latvia and Lithuania on Thursday for their support of Turkey’s bid to join the European Union, saying that they had publicly declared

Serbia will always insist on the safety of its people in Kosovo above everything else, regardless of whether Belgrade and Priština resume their talks. This is according to Serbian government’s Office for

Georgian Defence Minister Irakli Alasania met with his Hungarian counterpart Csaba Hende during an official visit to Budapest.

OSCE announced that it will send hundreds of monitors to observe June’s national elections in Albania. An OSCE report says

The dialog between Macedonia and the European Union will resume on Tuesday when European Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule is to visit Skopje. Commissioner Fule will be accompanied by

U.S. Ambassador Michael Kirby said on Friday that the U.S. supported the Belgrade-Priština dialogue and voiced confidence that an agreement could be reached. “The Serbian government has been putting great efforts in an