“Early elections will be probably held at the end of 2010 or at the beginning of next year. We have two initiatives for amending article 78 from Constitution, but there is a risk to go to elections with the same content of the Constitution”, stated today Moldovan prime-minister Vlad Filat …
Read More »Serbian Defense Minister: NATO not currently on agenda
Serbian Defense Minister Dragan Šutanovac said that Serbia’s entrance into NATO is not being discussed currently, and won’t be any time soon. “No one is setting NATO as a condition for joining the EU, although, all countries who have become member of the European family recently were first members of …
Read More »Axa Moscova-(Chişinău)-Budapesta?
„…este foarte important să se realizeze o autonomie teritorială în ceea ce priveşte Transnistria” (Zsolt Nemeth, viitor ministru de Externe al Ungariei, martie 2009) Evoluţiile regionale aduc pe scenă provocări la care nu există deocamdată răspunsuri limpezi. Răsăritul Europei nu va mai arăta la fel după resurgenţa recentă a Rusiei, …
Read More »Prijavljeni jer su dobili novac za stanove
SARAJEVO Finansijska policija FBiH podnijela je Tužilaštvu BiH krivične prijave protiv većine visokih dužnosnika iz Federacije BiH, koji su odlukama Vlade ovog entiteta iz 1999. i 2000. godine dobili novac za adaptaciju ili kupovinu stanova. Osumnjičene Finansijska policija tereti za protupravno sticanje imovinske koristi. Sud BiH je prošle sedmice nepravosnažnom …
Read More »Crvenkovski Urges Bulgaria to Recognize ‘Macedonian Nation’
Former Prime Minister and President of FYROM, Branko Crvenkovski, has urged Bulgaria to recognize the existence of a “Macedonian nation.” Crvenkovski, who is the Chair of the Macedonian Social-Democratic Union, and was President of Macedonia in 2005-2009, met Thursday with the acting Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov, and with the leader …
Read More »Serb, Croat, Hungarian leaders meet
The presidents of Serbia, Croatia and Hungary have started their meeting today in Pecs, Hungary. Boris Tadić, Ivo Josipović and Laszlo Solyom will address journalists afterwards. The three presidents would discuss specific forms of cooperation.
Read More »Georgian deputy PM discusses strengthening Georgian-French relations
Georgian Deputy Prime Minister Giorgi Baramidze discussed strengthening Georgian-French ties with French National Assembly members Roland Blum and Christian Batay during their visit to the country. Blum and Batay will study the situation in Georgia and present a report to their colleagues, Baramidze said at a joint press conference after …
Read More »Bulgaria Nationalists Move to Call Referendum on Turkey EU Accession
The Bulgarian nationalist party VMRO is making formal steps to call a referendum on Turkey’s EU accession. On Friday, the party will formally notify the Parliament on its intention to start collecting signatures in order to request the holding of a national referendum, as required by law.
Read More »CoE Secretary-General praises Serbia’s reforms
Council of Europe (CoE) Secretary-General Thorbjorn Jagland praised the reforms implemented in Serbia during a visit to the country Wednesday (April 14th). He announced that the CoE’s Committee of Ministers has decided to
Read More »Slovenia has no more objections to Croatia’s EU accession talks
Slovenia’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Milan Balazic says Slovenia has no more reservations concerning the opening and closing of negotiation chapters in Croatia’s accession talks with the EU.
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