Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs Michael Spindelegger will present, Friday the initiative for Euro integration of Western Balkans in Skopje, which is aimed at speeding up the Euro integration process of the countries in the region, media reported. Yesterday Spindelegger presented the initiative in Athens. It is expected Michael Spindelegger …
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The President of the European Court of Human Rights may visit Republic of Moldova
Moldovan interim president Mihai Ghimpu invited the President of the European Court of Human Rights, Jean Paul Costa, to Moldova. „I invited you to come to Republic of Moldova in February or in another period of time suitable for you”, Mihai Ghimpu said. Mihai Ghimpu considers that Jean Paul Costa would …
Read More »Romanian President Traian Basescu: „Moldova’s accession to EU is Romania’s soul project”
On Wednesday, during his meeting with ambassadors to Bucharest, Traian Basescu stated that supporting Republic of Moldova in term of accession to European Union is a “dear project” of Romania. He specified that he would make his first visit as a head of state to Chisinau in one week. President …
Read More »Swedish embassy in Sofia to close
Sweden announced on January 21 that it would close six embassies, while at the same time opening 10 new embassies by upgrading section offices in those countries. Among the embassies to be closed was the Swedish embassy to Bulgaria. Besides the embassy in Sofia, other Swedish embassies to be closed …
Read More »Barroso Welcomes Bulgaria’s New EC Nominee
European Commissioner President José Manuel Barroso is scheduled to confer on Thursday with World Bank’s Kristalina Georgieva, the replacement candidate for Bulgaria’s new commissioner. The meeting comes a day after Barroso announced that Georgieva is nominated for the same portfolio – that of humanitarian aid – as that of the …
Read More »Romanian President: “Serbia’s EU bid in Romania’s interest”
Serbia’s accession “to EU and NATO” represents a national interest for Romania, Romanian President Traian Basescu said. Speaking in Bucharest at the start of his new five-year term, Basescu said that the Western Balkans was “extremely important for Romania as a stable and prosperous area in its immediate proximity, which, …
Read More »Karadžić appeals lawyer decision
Radovan Karadžić has filed an appeal after his request to have British lawyer Richard Harvey dismissed as his appointed legal counsel was denied. Harvey was appointed to represent the former political leader of Bosnia’s Serbs in October 2009, after he boycotted his Hague trial for three days, demanding a postponement …
Read More »“Serbia is on right path to EU”
The Czech Republic unreservedly supports Serbia’s endeavors for European Union integration. This was heard from Czech Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Jan Kohout and Serbian Deputy PM for EU Integration Bozidar Đelić after their meeting in Belgrade on Wednesday.
Read More »Slovenia’s highest court to review arbitration deal with Croatia
The border arbitration agreement signed by Slovenian and Croatian prime ministers in Stockholm on 4 November will be put to review before Slovenia’s highest court on Thursday.
Read More »NATO, Russian chiefs of staff to meet next week
NATO and Russian chiefs of staff will meet in Brussels on Jan. 26 for the first time since the outbreak of war between Russia and Georgia in August 2008, a spokesman for the NATO military committee said on Wednesday. Colonel Massimo Panizzi told a press briefing that the Chief of …
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