Eurasia Press & News
Nationalist-led coalition is trying to lure ethnic minorities into the new government, but after Hungarians …
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UN Chief’s Visit Puts Macedonia ‘Name’ Dispute in Frame
Ban Ki-moon’s visit this month is stirring speculation about new initiatives in the dispute over …
Read More »Brussels Slates Romania’s Commitment to Reform
The European Commission is to issue a critical report on Romania’s failure to reform the …
Read More »Montenegro Douses Blaze on Hill Above Capital
A fire on the hill above Podgorica briefly threatened homes and nearby embassies – one …
Read More »Albanian Gloom About Economy Worsening
New Central Bank data show that consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in …
Read More »Macedonia’s Tallest Towers Arise in Skopje
Construction of four 42-storey skyscrapers, set to be the tallest buildings in Macedonia, started on …
Read More »Polish Rightists Aim to Stall Croatia’s EU Accession
Right-wing opposition party says Croatia’s EU accession will affect Polish interests – and so needs …
Read More »Bosnia Risks ‘State Failure’, ICG Warns
“In Bosnia the government and its politicians are not only unable to resolve the problems; …
Read More »Sacked Serbian Judges to Return to Courtrooms
The Constitutional Court of Serbia has decided to overturn a decision by the High Judicial …
Read More »UN Chief Includes Kosovo on Balkan Tour
Ban Ki-moon will visit the former Yugoslavia for a week, starting July 19, a Belgrade …
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