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Moldovan PM: We are waiting for confirmations of ambassadors

Moldovan Prime-minister mentioned that the candidates` list was completed and proposed for approval to countries where our diplomats will act in. “At present we are waiting for the necessary confirmation documents. Consequently, the ambassadors` list will be approved by government and submitted to interim president for signing by decree”, said …

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Moldovan interim president Mihai Ghimpu: No one can doubt that our official language is Romanian

“No one can doubt that Moldova’s official language is Romanian, because this fact is established by the Independence Declaration of Moldova, signed in 1991” – the statement belongs to Moldovan interim president, Mihai Ghimpu, 20 years after establishment of the first Moldovan parliament, elected in a democratic way. “20 years …

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Turkish Republic of North Cyprus elected a president

The Sunday election inside the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of the North Cyprus were won by the prime minister Dervish Eroglu, the leader of the National Unity. After processing 98,5% of the voting bulletins, Eroglu got 50,4% from the votes and his main opponent present president, Mehmet Ali Talat got 42,8%. …

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Serbian Parliament Speaker in trip to Bulgaria

Serbian Parliament Speaker Slavica Đukić-Dejanović will arrive in Sofia today on a one-day visit to Bulgaria. There, she is due to met with the country’s top-ranking officials. Đukić-Dejanović is scheduled to meet with Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov and Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, as well as with Bulgaria’s Parliament Speaker Tsetska …

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Bosnian FM: Belgrade-Sarajevo Relations Stagnating

Bosnian Foreign Minister Sven Alkalaj has characterized bilateral relations between Sarajevo and Belgrade as oscillating considerably, but generally facing a state of stagnation. Alkalaj said that concrete progress in improving relations between the two countries depended on the state of political cooperation.

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Seselj Contempt of Court Trial to Resume at ICTY

Vojislav Seselj is scheduled to appear once again in the contempt of court case before the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY. The hearing is scheduled for April 20. Seselj, the leader of the Serb Radical Party, SRS, is currently on trial for war crimes committed in Bosnia …

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Inzko says BiH’s visa liberalisation may be delayed

High Representative Valentin Inzko said on Saturday (April 17th) that BiH’s EU visa liberalisation process may be delayed by three or four months, beyond the summer timeframe. “Some were hoping, including myself, that this will happen on July 1st, in the beginning of the holiday season,” Inzko told Deutsche Welle. …

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Hague: Karadzic no longer needs court-appointed lawyer

The UN war crimes tribunal announced on Friday (April 16th) it has decided to relieve the court appointed-lawyer of former Bosnian Serb wartime commander Radovan Karadzic of his duties, suggesting the defendant no longer needs his services. The court says Karadzic, who is conducting his own defence, is actively participating …

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