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Police arrest more suspects in the case of the state-owned bank, including former deputy Prime …
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Controversial Judge Quits Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court
Veneta Markovska has decided to retire from the Court following accusations of corruption and conflicts …
Read More »Bosnia Census Might Be Postponed, Experts Predict
Census scheduled for April could be postponed, experts say, if the ruling ethnic parties suspect …
Read More »Kosovo Ex-Deputy PM’s Trial Set for January
The corruption trial known as ‘Tolaj et al’ will start in January, a judge from …
Read More »Slovenia, Macedonia Top Forbes’ Business Ranking in Balkans
Forbes magazine has rated Slovenia and Macedonia as the best countries in the Balkans in …
Read More »Romania Cancels Selling Stake in Energy Firm
Poor market conditions force Bucharest to change plans to sell a minority stake in the …
Read More »Greek PM to reshuffle cabinet after new loan tranche: sources
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will reshuffle his cabinet once he secures a vital loan …
Read More »Bulgarian Right-Wingers to Form Anti-Nuclear Plant Committee
Bulgaria’s right-wing Democrats for Strong Bulgaria party (DSB) is to establish an initiative committee against …
Read More »Gotovina Verdict to Impact Serbia’s EU Integration
Serbian politicians believe that the acquittal of two Croatian generals by the Hague Tribunal will …
Read More »Macedonian Conservatives March for “Family Values”
A coalition of local NGOs dubbed “Coalition for Life” held a march on Sunday in …
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