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Bulgaria’s parliament drastically reduced the number of prisoners to be pardoned under the amnesty act, …
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FT: Bulgaria Less Dramatic amidst Eastern Rumbles
“The demise of three east European governments in six weeks suggests the region faces instability …
Read More »US Ambassador: Corruption is Number One Problem in Bulgaria
The US Ambassador to Bulgaria, Nancy McEldowney, has stated that corruption and organized crime are …
Read More »Kenya Detains Possible Hague Fugitive
Kenyan police are investigating a man whom they suspect may be wanted by the Yugoslav …
Read More »Bosnia’s New Envoy Starts Work, OHR Stays
The new head of the Office of the High Representative, OHR, and EU Special Representative, …
Read More »Macedonia Suspended Prison Guards ‘Framed’
Four prison guards from Skopje’s prison, recently suspended for brutality against convicts, claim they have …
Read More »Bosnian Orthodox Priest Charged for Pedophilia
The Office of the Public Prosecutor in Bosnia’s northern district of Brcko, has pressed charges …
Read More »Kosovo Not To Become a ‘Black Hole’
The EU will find practical and pragmatic ways to prevent Kosovo from becoming the ‘black …
Read More »Serbia Debates Anti-Discrimination Law
Deputies in the Serbian Parliament last night adopted a controversial Anti-discrimination law and will consider …
Read More »New EU Proposal for Croatia-Slovenia Dispute
The European Union’s Enlargement Commissioner, Olli Rehn, on Wednesday night presented Croatia and Slovenia with …
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