Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Thursday in Sarajevo that his country favored closing down the powerful international envoy’s office in Bosnia, echoing views repeatedly voiced by Bosnian Serbs over the past months. “We believe that Bosnia and Herzegovina must take the responsibility for its own destiny,” Lavrov said after …
Read More »Valund: Postoji napredak
Postoji napredak u razgovorima i želja za konsenzusom, a svi učesnici sastanka razgovaraju u prijateljskoj atmosferi, otvoreno iznoseći stavove, izjavio je juče u Sarajevu Lars Valund, politički direktor u Ministarstvu vanjskih poslova Švedske, nakon razgovora eksperata SAD i EU s predstavnicima sedam bh. političkih stranaka u okviru butmirskog procesa. “Nemoguće …
Read More »Albanian NGOs oppose Macedonian language in first grade
There will be boycott of school classes and massive protests unless the government quits its plan to introduce Macedonian language as mandatory in primary schools, including schools in areas were Albanians are in majority, Albanian NGOs warned Thursday.
Read More »Milososki: Nimetz initiative right on time
Macedonia is ready to continue name talks with Greece in the period November 16th, proposed by UN envoy Matthew Nimetz, Foreign Minister said. “We believe Nimetz initiative to be right on time and appreciate the fact it can give a give additional impulse for strengthening the mutual dialogue. Macedonia and …
Read More »Zagreb mayor to nominate for president
Zagreb mayor, Milan Bandic announced Thursday his nomination for Croatia’s new president, saying that the country deserves a people’s president. Bandic, announced his decision early morning at the press conference Sjeme, accompanied by his daughter and wife as well as many of his colleagues.
Read More »Mesic: BiH must remain united for the region and Europe
Serbian authorities will have to send a message to Serbians in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) saying BiH is their homeland, declare Sarajevo as their Capital city and create their policy in those frameworks, Croatia’s President Stjepan Mesic said. “BiH must remain united for our region and for Europe and in …
Read More »Georgian Interior Ministry calls for Tskhinvali to release teenagers
The Georgian Interior Ministry calls on Tskhinvali to release four Georgian teenagers recently detained by South Ossetia’s police. The four Georgian schoolboys disappeared from the territory controlled by Georgia yesterday, the ministry said.
Read More »Belarussian parliamentarians will visit Georgia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia
Belarussian parliamentarians will visit Georgia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia to study the socio-political and economic situation there, head of the commission on international affairs and ties with the CIS of the lower chamber of parliament Sergei Maskevich told journalists on Thursday.
Read More »Russian police storms Bulgarian state properties in Moscow
A special unit of Russian police force stormed the premises of the Bulgarian Industrial Centre in Moscow although it is protected by diplomatic immunity, Bulgarian National Radio said on November 5 2009. The raid happened without any notice and explanation from police and, according to Bulgarian-language Dnevnik daily who quoted …
Read More »President Vujanovic of Montenegro on official visit to Bulgaria
The president of Montenegro, Filip Vujanovic, will arrive in Sofia on November 5 on an official invitation from the President of Bulgaria, Georgi Purvanov. The reception ceremony will be held at Alexander Nevski Square in Sofia city centre, starting at 10.20am.
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