The new Klobuk checkpoint is to be opened officially on the border between Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday. The ceremony will be attended by Dimitris Kourkoulas, Head of the European Commission delegation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Security Minister
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Bulgaria Offers Friendship Treaty to Macedonia
Good neighbourliness and friendship are part of a draft treaty Bulgaria has offered to Macedonia. Vesela Cherneva, a spokeswoman for the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry
Read More »Switzerland will grant funds for Serbia’s EU integration
Switzerland will grant 40 million euros over the next three years to support Serbia’s EU integration effort, Swiss Ambassador to Belgrade Erwin Hofer said. In outlining Switzerland’s 2010-2013 strategy for co-operation with Serbia, Hofer pointed out that the priority is for Belgrade to prepare to join the EU. The funds …
Read More »Italian FM urges visa-free regime for BiH
Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini says the EU should scrap visa requirements for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) as it did for other Balkan countries. Addressing an international forum in Gorizia, on the development of the Adriatic-Balkan region Monday, Frattini described BiH as a priority for Italy and the EU. He …
Read More »Working groups established for northern Kosovo strategy
After a meeting Monday, the government announced the establishment of six working groups to implement the strategy for Serb-dominated northern Kosovo. The groups will include members of the government, the International Civilian Office and EULEX. The groups will work on the rule of law, émigré returns, reconciliation and start of …
Read More »Moldovan-Russian consultations held in Moscow
Moldovan-Russian interministerial consultations between deputy foreign ministers are taking place in Moscow on March 9 and 10. In a communiqué, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of Moldova says the Moldovan delegation is headed by
Read More »Verdict for Former RS Krajina Soldiers on Monday
Verdicts in the trials of Pane Bulat and Rade Vranesevic, former Republika Srpska Krajina soldiers charged with the murder of six Croat civilians in the town of Banski Kovacevac in Croatia in 1992, will be delivered on March 15 at the War Crimes Court in Belgrade.
Read More »SDS traži nezavisnu istragu o Garićevom ubistvom
PALE Glavni odbor SDS-a usvojio je jučer na sjednici u Palama deklaraciju u vezi sa ubistvom potpredsjednika te stranke i predsjednika Opštinskog odbora ove stranke u Doboju Branislava Garića, u kojoj se zahtjeva “nezavisna istraga” povodom tog slučaja. Glavni odbor SDS-a zatražio je od ministara pravde i unutrašnjih poslova RS …
Read More »Yanukovych suggests Ukraine could enter customs union, but on WTO conditions
Ukrainian President Victor Yanukovych has suggested that Ukraine could enter the common economic space (CES), although only on the conditions of the World Trade Organization (WTO), he said.
Read More »Still No Agreement on Regional Summit
Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor, meeting Monday afternoon with his Kosovo counterpart Hashim Thaci in Pristina, stressed the importance of the upcoming regional summit in Slovenia, although neither premier could confirm the way in which Kosovo will be presented at the gathering. Pahor said that he was trying to find …
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