March, 2010

• 24 March

  Tadic, Josipovic to meet today for the first time

  Serbia and Croatia may be on their way to warming up ties as Serbian President Boris Tadic is set to meet today, for the first time, with his Croatian counterpart, Ivo Josipovic, in the Croatian seaside resort of Opatija.

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• 24 March

  Serbia Parliament to Discuss Srebrenica Resolution Today

  More than one year after the European Parliament adopted a resolution condemning the genocide committed in Srebrenica in 1995 and called on all European countries to do the same, it is still not clear if politicians in Serbia will follow suit. Discussion starts on the resolution today.

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• 24 March

  US, Spain, Austria Ambassadors Optimistic about Bulgaria’s Future

  The Ambassadors of the US, Spain and Austria to Sofia voiced optimism about Bulgaria’s future during a working breakfast with representatives of the country’s business. The Tuesday meeting was organized by the Bulgarian Forum of Business Leaders.

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• 24 March

  Albanian President urges EU to lift visa barriers

  Albanian President Bamir Topi said on Monday (March 22nd) that by removing existing visa barriers, Albania will be brought closer to the EU. Albania is undertaking a series of reforms, especially in its justice system, Topi said after meeting in Tirana with Eduard Kukan, head of the European Parliament (EP) …

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• 24 March

  Kosovo working on EU questionnaire

  The government wants the questionnaire on trade with EU countries to be sent to the bloc no later than April 7th, Prime Minister Hashim Thaci told a cabinet meeting Monday (March 22nd). Thaci added that the questionnaire from the EC is significant, as it includes many elements of the Stabilisation …

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• 24 March

  BiH detains war crimes suspect

  Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) arrested a former Bosnian Muslim commander Monday (March 22nd) for war crimes committed against Croatian civilians and prisoners of war during the 1992-1995 conflict. Hasan Hakalovic, 63, commanded a unit operating in the village of Trusina and allegedly failed to punish …

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• 24 March

  Greek Cypriot archbishop visits Turkish-run north

  Greek Cypriot Archbishop Chrysostomos II arrived in the Turkish dominated northern part of Cyprus on Monday (March 22nd), the first such visit since 1974, when the island was separated into Turkish-dominated north and Greek-dominated south. Chrysostomos II is trying to gain support for the restoration of an ancient monastery

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• 23 March

  Bulgaria- SJC describes EC interim report as objective

  The Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) describes the European Commission’s interim report on Bulgaria’s progress in the cooperation and verification mechanism as objective, realistic and proper, the SJC press center announced. SJC’s practice to monitor the high-profile cases is assessed positively. The Council is certain that more insistent measures and recommendations …

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• 23 March

  Guvernul de la Kiev protejeaza minoritatea rusa. Romanii raman pe dinafara

  Romanii din Ucraina raman in afara preocuparii Guvernului de la Kiev care promite imbunatatirea educatiei in limba rusa, lasand deoparte scolile romanesti din Bucovina de Nord. Ministrul ucrainean al Educatiei, Dmitrii Tabachnik (foto) a anuntat ca va incepe o serie de reforme in invatamant. Printre aceste reforme se numara si …

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• 23 March

  Swedish Foreign Minister: EU conference in Sarajevo must succeed

  Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt said the EU must secure attendances of all countries of the Western Balkans at the Sarajevo conference in June and bring concrete results. The Western Balkan conference in Slovenia showed that the region is capable to undertake initiative, FM Bildt told Deutsche Welle, pointing out …

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