Eurasia Press & News
Alžirac Nurudin Gaci, nedavno pritvoren zbog sumnje u povezanost s terorističkim napadom u Bugojnu, bit će deportiran iz BiH bez obzira hoće li ga državno tužilaštvo optužiti za sudjelovanje u ovom napadu, kaže Dragan Mektić, direktor Službe za poslove sa strancima BiH. On ističe da je Gaci jedan od nekoliko …
Read More »Şase luni decisive pentru RM
„Ştefan cel Mare, căruia îi datorăm mult ca persoană care a orchestrat numele de Republica Moldova, în multe ţări din Europa şi Asia la acel moment” (V. Voronin, 2 iulie 2010) Agenda dezbaterilor de la Chişinău este plină până la refuz şi asta va face din ultima jumătate a acestui …
Read More »Greece’s Alternate Foreign Minister, EU foreign policy chief to discuss Balkans’ EU perspective
The EU perspective of the Western Balkans will be up for discussion Friday between Greece’s Alternate Foreign Minister Dimitris Droutsas and Baroness Catherine Ashton, EU foreign policy chief, Greek foreign ministry said. The ministry says Droutsas and Ashton will discuss the EU-Turkey relations, the Cyprus issue, the Middle East peace …
Read More »Russian President: The relation between Russia and Ukraine has been improved under Yanukovych
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev congratulated his Ukrainian counterpart Viktor Yanukovych on his 60th birthday during a telephone conversation that took place at Moscow’s initiative on Thursday, the Russian presidential press service said.
Read More »OSCE Parliamentary Assembly supports resolution on Georgia
The Migration Committee of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly considered a resolution providing for the unconditional return of refugees to the territories split from Georgia – Abkhazia and
Read More »Slovenia adopts Western Balkans strategy
Slovenia’s government adopted on Thursday guidelines for the country’s activities in the Western Balkans in order to strengthen its activities in the region.
Read More »Karadzic questions witness on paramilitary formations
The former minister of justice of Republika Srpska, RS, told the trial of Radovan Karadzic that Bosnian Muslims began creating “paramilitary formations” as early as in 1991, adding they were armed by Croatia and Arab countries.
Read More »Regional Summit in Dubrovnik started
The fifth regional summit on energy, investments and economic development kicks off on Thursday in the coastal Croatian town of Dubrovnik with the participation of leaders from the region and Europe. The two-day summit, hosted by Croatia, will cover the EU and NATO integration
Read More »Tony Blair: NATO Intervention in Kosovo Was Necessary
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has said that NATO intervention in Kosovo was necessary and that the existence of an independent state of Kosovo is proof of that. “It would have been a terrible thing if the West had allowed the situation to continue unchecked,” Blair said in a …
Read More »Bulgaria, Russia to sign South Stream deal next week
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov told journalists Wednesday that Bulgaria and Russia will sign a contract to build South Stream, a natural gas pipeline providing an alternative route for Russian deliveries, on
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