Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili took part in an international conference in Copenhagen devoted to climate changes. The president focused on climatic changes in the South Caucasus “Changes in climate are evident in the South Caucasus. This is confirmed by frequent floods, landslides, forest fires and coastal erosion,” Saakashvili said.
Read More »Serbians to make symbolic Schengen visa-free trip
In the first minutes of December 19 2009, 50 citizens of Serbia will be the first to travel to the European Union without visas in their passports in a flight from Belgrade to Brussels. This group of Serbian citizens, who were selected through the “Europe for everyone” open competition and …
Read More »Italian FM: Serbia Should Apply for EU Candidacy
Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs Franco Frattini says the time has come for Serbia to submit its application for European Union membership. Frattini said that Serbia should submit its candidacy appplication with the EU “before Christmas.”
Read More »Macedonia Celebrates EU Visa Scrapping
As the scrapping of visas for citizens traveling to the European Union is set to become official on Friday at midnight, Macedonians celebrate with a massive party in Skopje’s main square and a state lottery for a free trip to Paris. Friday night has been declared a “white night,” meaning …
Read More »Tânără şi (tot) neliniştită
„…organizaţiile românilor ucraineni şi autorităţile României aflate în spatele lor consideră Bucovina de Nord şi sudul Basarabiei teritorii anexate ilegal de la România” (Serghei Tighipko, prezidenţiabil ucrainean) Cine trece prin Kiev în această perioadă de campanie electorală prezidenţială va avea surpriza să vadă pe bulevardele principale ale capitalei afişul unui …
Read More »Ivanov meets with Papandreou
Macedonian President Gjorgje Ivanov met briefly with Greek PM George Papandreou in Copenhagen on the sidelines of the Climate Change Summit. Ivanov said that the visa liberalization will bring to a better cooperation between the two countries. Macedonian President hopes that Greece will surpass the position of blockades.
Read More »Merkel: Macedonia and Iceland to start EU entry talks in 2010
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Macedonia and Iceland are expected to start accession negotiations with EU in 2010. The German Chancellor urged parliamentarians to discuss subjects, which are of great
Read More »Georgian Defence Ministry presents Security Concept
The Georgian Defence Ministry has presented the National Security Concept and report about ongoing reforms in the defence field. During the three-day conference the Defence Ministry introduced its future action plans to state agencies representatives and NGO sector, local opposition parties, and representatives of diplomatic corps accredited to Georgia. NATO-Georgia …
Read More »Romania’s new government seeks stability, reform: PM-designate
The priorities of the new Romanian government would be next year’s state budget, continuing reforms and ensuring stability, designated Prime Minister Emil Boc said Thursday. Boc vowed to work together with politicians, parliament and those who would govern the country to offer “stability and prosperity.”
Read More »Serbia to get USD 200 mln from Russia for its budget deficit
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic announced that negotiations with Russia over some USD 200 million credit needed for the budget deficit have been finalized.
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