Eurasia

Kosovo President: ICJ ruling no invite for global separatism

Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu has sought to assuage fears that Thursday’s ruling of the International Court of Justice in favor of Kosovo’s independence might spur a wave of separatism around the world. “All nations which have not yet recognized Kosovo as a sovereign and independent state should do this as …

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Serbia looks to UN GA after ICJ ruling

Serbia’s FM Vuk Jeremić stated today in The Hague that Serbia will never recognize the Kosovo Albanian unilateral independence declaration. His comments came after the International Court of Justice (ICJ), asked to give its advisory opinion on the legality of the proclamation under

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Court says Kosovo independence legal

The International Court of Justice sitting in the Hague has ruled that Kosovo’s 2008 unilateral declaration of independence does not infringe international law. The court, the UN’s main justice body, was asked to rule on the matter by Serbia, which approached it in October 2008 after some 69 nations, including …

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Katar najavio ulaganja

SARAJEVO BiH i Katar imaju odlične političke odnose koje ne prati jednako dobra ekonomska saradnja, ocijenili su u srijedu članovi Predsjedništva BiH i emir države Katar šeik Hamad bin Khalif Al-Thani, koji je boravio u jednodnevnoj posjeti BiH. Delegacije dvije države zaključile su da je potrebno unapređenje ekonomske saradnje, pogotovo …

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Podrška cjelovitosti BiH

SARAJEVO Srbija podržava cjelovitost BiH i podržat će svaku promjenu unutrašnjeg ustrojstva koja će biti utemeljena na dogovoru njena tri konstitutivna naroda, poručio je u srijedu u Sarajevu predsjednik srbijanske vlade Mirko Cvetković. Premijer Srbije i predsjedavajući Vijeća ministara BiH Nikola Špirić zaključili su tokom sastanka da između dvije zemlje …

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Moldovan President Mihai Ghimpu asks world parliaments’ help to remove Russian weaponry from Transnistria

On Tuesday, Moldovan President took floor at the Geneva world conference of parliament chairpersons, and stated that the presence of Russian troops and arms in Transnistria is one of the reasons why Moldova remains the poorest nation of Europe. Ghimpu said, in particular, “Why have we become the poorest nation …

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