Eurasia

EP to hear report on Albania in April

Rapporteur for Albania Tanja Fajon said the European Parliament (EP) will be briefed on Tirana’s EU visa liberalisation process next month. As for the political stalemate that has slowed EU-related reforms, Fajon urged the ruling Democratic Party and the opposition Socialist Party on Sunday (March 21st) to stop damaging Albania’s …

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Moldova gives up status of permanent neutrality

The draft constitution worked out by a committee headed by acting Moldovan President Mihai Ghimpu does not envisage preservation of the status of permanent neutrality. The draft constitution reads that Moldova’s neutrality is no longer permanent, as the Constitution currently in force states. Article 16 of the draft constitution suggests …

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Jose Manuel Barroso calls on European leaders to support EC proposal about aid for Greece

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso has called on European leaders to support Commission’s proposal about economic assistance for Greece. Barroso said that if no decision is made at the summit on March 25, eurozone stability will be in danger. The EC President called on the state and government leaders …

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Bulgarian social minister visits Greece

Bulgarian Minister of Labor and Social Policy Totyu Mladenov is to visit Greece, the press center of the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy. Minister Mladenov is to meet Greek Minister of Employment and Social Security Andreas Loverdos in Athens. They will discuss the development of the bilateral relations in …

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File: Ne trebaju mi nove strategije za BiH

Politički lideri u BiH treba da prevaziđu podjele iz prošlosti, te da, konsolidujući svoja dostignuća, dođu do zajedničke vizije, kaže Štefan File, komesar Evropske unije za proširenje “Nisam ja taj kojem su potrebne nove strategije za BiH”, ističe File. NN: Koji će biti Vaš prvi prioritet kao novog komesara za …

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Southeastern Europe’s Chinese endeavors

Author: Ioannis Michaletos Over the past two years, the economic crisis has badly affected most states in the world and has caused quite a few financial hurdles for economies in transition, such as the ones in Southeastern Europe. In parallel, a notable development that is being formatted is the importation of …

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Moscova isi extinde tentaculele. Tintele noii Rusii

Moldova este o tara prea putin importanta pentru Rusia, prezentand mai multe probleme decat avantaje, iar Romania nu se gaseste pe lista de prioritati a Kremlinului – sustine agentia americana de analiza Stratfor. Sub titlul de mai sus Stratfor afirma ca implicarea Statelor Unite in Orientul Mijlociu – razboaiele din …

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KFOR begins exercises across Kosovo

KFOR will on Monday begin a five-day unit deployment exercise across Kosovo, it was announced. The aim is to strengthen the capacities of KFOR, EULEX and the Kosovo police, KPS, so that they could react to any scenario that brings security

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