Croatia introduces visa regime for Russian citizens as of Monday, April 1, as part of the country’s preparations for the accession in the European Union. Croatian Ambassador in Russia Igor Pokaz stated that the Russian
Read More »Anti-Serbia demonstration in Mitrovica
Several thousand Kosovar Albanians have demonstrated in the ethnically divided town of Mitrovica against a likely agreement with Serbia. Talks between the two sides on ending hostilities have
Read More »France will pull back troops from Mali by the end of next month
The President of France Francois Hollande said on Friday that his country will begin pulling out its military troops from Mali by the end of next month. Hollande said the French military intervention in Mali has successfully accomplished its missions in securing the
Read More »Serbian Officials to Agree Stance on Kosovo
Serbian officials are meeting at noon on Friday to agree their stance on Kosovo ahead of the key next round of EU-led Belgrade-Pristina talks on April 2. First Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic is expected to decide whether to participate in the new round of talks in Brussels.
Read More »Cyprus to remain in EU, says President
Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades says Cyprus has no intention to leave the European Union. The clarification came on Friday in the wake of a tough bailout deal secured with the European Union.
Read More »PACE Delegation Arrives in Bulgaria in Elections Eve
A delegation of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) is arriving in Bulgaria next week to conduct consultations on observing the upcoming snap general elections.
Read More »Turkey says stories of deporting Syrians do not reflect the reality
Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that some news stories arguing a large number of Syrians were forcefully sent back to Syria after the incidents in Akcakale Camp yesterday did not reflect the reality. Answering a question on the incident, the Spokesperson for the Turkish MFA, Levent Gumrukcu said that …
Read More »Turkish FM says Greek Cyprus must rely on Turkey to sell gas
The Greek Cypriot administration will have to rely on Turkey to export the natural gas it hopes to extract from eastern Mediterranean fields, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said in remarks published on Thursday. The foreign minister also reiterated that if Greek Cyprus insists on using
Read More »Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey sign agreement for ministerial cooperation
Azerbaijani, Georgian and Turkish foreign ministers signed the final protocol within the ministerial meeting held in Batumi today. The action plan of inter-ministerial cooperation for 2013-2015 has been
Read More »Turkey is willing to discuss two-state solution for Cyprus
Turkey is ready to negotiate a two-state solution to the Cyprus problem, if reunification talks between two sides fail and no agreement is reached over the establishment of a joint commission on gas resources on the island, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has said.
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