Eurasia

An official two-day visit of Foreign Minister of Georgia Grigol Vashadze to Armenia started on Monday. Vashadze will meet with Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan and Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian. They will discuss the relationship between two countries.

The Economy, Trade and Business Environment Ministry of Romania on 27 September signed in Bucharest the Collaboration Accord with the Economy Ministry of the Republic of Moldova.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed his hope that Bulgaria will continue supporting Turkey on its way to the EU integration. This visit is late, I wanted to make it earlier,” Erdogan said at a

Bulgarian Prime Minister is to meet with Georgian counterpart Nikoloz Gilauri, who arrives on a one-day work visit to Bulgaria, the Bulgarian government’s press service announced. The two delegations will hold talks and then give a press conference at which the

UN war crimes tribunal (ICTY) chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz reiterated his position on Saturday (October 2nd) that the EU should maintain its pressure on Serbia to arrest former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic. “It is important for the

Acting President Jakup Krasniqi will propose February 2011 as the date for holding early general elections. The announcement is expected in the

Several US congressmen have sent a letter to President Barack Obama in support of Macedonia’s NATO bid, local media reported on Saturday (October 2nd). In the letter, the 19 Congress members say that the United States should encourage

Bakir Izetbegovic, who campaigned for dialogue between Bosnia’s deeply divided ethnic groups, is in the lead for the Muslim spot in Bosnia’s tripartite presidency, partial results showed Monday. Izetbegovic, the 54-year old son of Bosnia’s wartime Muslim leader Alija Izetbegovic, won 34.24 percent

Macedonia’s and Kosovo government have inked a deal on customs cooperation and mutual assistance. Head of Macedonia’s customs Vanco Kargov and his Kosovo counterpart Naim Huruglica have signed the deal on Friday.

NATO remains committed to admitting Georgia to its ranks, the head of the alliance said Friday, as the pro-Western former Soviet country suffered its greatest losses yet in Afghanistan. Georgia, which fought a brief war with Russia in August 2008, has deployed around 1000