Eurasia Press & News
Two cadets of the Serbian Military Academy died and seven suffered injuries at the Pasuljanske …
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Ukovic: Montenegro Mismanages Roma’s Problems
The vice-chairman of one of Montenegro’s councils for minorities accuses authorities of failing to improve …
Read More »Romania’s Ex-Ruling Party to Elect New Leader
The former ruling Democratic Liberal Party has decided to elect its new president on June …
Read More »Serbia’s Coat of Arms Remains Unresolved
A year after the country formed a commission to resolve the issue of the national …
Read More »Macedonia Street Renaming Denounced as ‘Revisionist’
Opposition supporters on Friday protested against plans to rename hundreds of streets in the capital, …
Read More »Serbia Forms Association for Missing Persons
Seven associations of families of missing persons formed a coalition to more efficiently address Serbian …
Read More »Albania Builds First Major Power Plant in Decades
Albania’s Prime Minister Sali Berisha inaugurated Ashta 1 on Friday, the country’s first major hydro-power …
Read More »Bulgaria PM Urges Greens to Shift Protest
Opponents of changes to Bulgaria’s Forestry Act, which make life easier for developers, are gearing …
Read More »Albania President Reassures Public About His Health
Albania’s President-elect, Bujar Nishani, has tried to reassure the public that he is up to …
Read More »Opposition Bosniak Parties Ally Over Returnees Issue
After the Social Democrats terminated their coalition with the Party of Democratic Action, SDA, the …
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