May, 2010

• 20 May

  Serbian President on two-day visit to Cyprus

  Serbian President Boris Tadić will be in Cyprus today and tomorrow on an official visit. According to a statement released by the president’s press service, Tadić is scheduled to meet today with Cyprus President Dimitris Christofias and Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cyprus Chrysostomos II.

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• 20 May

  Greece to face new strikes

  Greek labor unions will stage a new general strike to protest against the planned reforms to the debt-ridden country’s rickety pension system. The two main public and private sector groups are the organizers of this protest, which is against the announced 15 percent pension cuts and prolonging the years of …

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• 20 May

  Na pomolu dogovor o popisu stanovništva

  SARAJEVO Čelnici Parlamentarne komisije za pripremu zakona o popisu stanovništva u BiH usaglasili su u srijedu nacrt ovog zakona o kojem će se sutra cijela komisija izjašnjavati. Dosad su sporni bili popis dijaspore, nacionalno izjašnjavanje, primjena rezultata popisa te sjedište centra za prikupljanje podataka. Usaglašenim prijedlogom predviđeno je da će …

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• 20 May

  Macedonian Interior Minister to visit Bulgaria

  Macedonian Interior Minister Gordana Jankulovska will be heading to Bulgaria on Thursday for a two-day official visit. Jankulovska will meet with her Bulgarian counterpart Cvetan Cvetanov, and also take part in the 3rd ministerial meeting of the Committee of Signatory-Countries of the Police Cooperation Convention for South-East Europe. The participants …

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• 20 May

  Council of Europe to hold meetings in Skopje

  The presidential committee, the Bureau and the Committee of the Council of Europe will hold meetings on Thursday and Friday in Macedonian Parliament in the course of Macedonian chairmanship of the Committee of Ministers.

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• 20 May

  NATO Secretary General to Visit Bulgaria

  NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen is set to begin a two-day visit to Bulgaria on Thursday. This will be Rasmussen’s first visit to Bulgaria since he was appointed to the top post in April 2009. The Secretary General is expected to meet with Bulgaria’s PM Boyko Borisov, President Georgi …

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• 20 May

  Mladic Diaries Offer Key New Evidence at ICTY

  General Ratko Mladic’s war diaries, which the ICTY Prosecution announced today it had received from Belgrade, are considered to be key pieces of evidence in some of the ongoing trials at the UN war crimes tribunal. The Prosecution at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY, made public …

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• 20 May

  ICTY: Tarculovski Conviction Upheld, Boskoski Acquitted

  The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY, today delivered the final verdict in the case of former Macedonian Interior Minister Ljube Boskoski and police officer Johan Tarculovski. Boskoski’s acquittal was affirmed, while Tarculovski’s conviction and 12 year prison sentence were upheld.

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• 20 May

  UK’s foreign secretary discusses Turkey, Western Balkans

  United Kingdom Foreign Secretary William Hague says the new British government firmly supports the EU integration prospects of Turkey and the Western Balkans, the Spanish daily El Pais reported on Tuesday (May 18th). Hague, who was in Spain to attend the

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• 20 May

  EC requests clarifications from Albania

  The European Commission (EC) has asked Tirana to answer 170 additional questions, to supplement the questionnaire submitted last month when Albania applied for candidate country status. Integrations Minister Majlinda Bregu said on Tuesday (May 18th) that Albania will send “clarifications” regarding issues raised by the Commission. According to media reports, …

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