Eurasia Press & News
The former Agriculture Minister, Sasa Dragin, and eight more people have been detained on suspicion …
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Kosovo Court Acquits Serb of War Crimes
A mixed panel of two EULEX judges and one Kosovo judge at the District Court …
Read More »Kandic Voices Surprise at Generals’ Acquittal
Natasa Kandic, head of the Humanitarian law center, paid homage to the victims of the …
Read More »EU’s Fule To Judge Bosnia’s ‘Road Map’ Progress
Bosnian leaders are to meet Europe’s Enlargement Commissioner, Stefan Fule, on Tuesday, after five months …
Read More »Bosnian Serb Chief Tried to Bribe Me, Reporter Says
Domagoj Margetic, a journalist from Croatia, says the president of the Republika Srpska tried to …
Read More »PM Says Romania Can’t Afford New Political Crisis
Romania’s Prime Minister Victor Ponta pledged to bury his political feud with President Traian Basescu …
Read More »Bulgaria confirms candidacy for OECD membership
In a letter to the Secretary-General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), …
Read More »Serbia Launches Fightback Over Hague Verdicts
Following the surprise acquittal in The Hague of two Croatian Army generals, Serbia has launched …
Read More »Montenegro’s Deportation Verdict Criticised
Montenegro’s civil society organisations and its Bosniak community have condemned the acquittal of nine former …
Read More »Romania’s New Anti-Graft Prosecutors Blocked
Romania’s anti-graft drive risks delays after the business of naming new heads for the country’s …
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