January, 2010

• 15 January

  Macedonia “Name” Solution In Stages Unlikely

  Greece has rejected an idea put forward by Macedonian parliamentarian Pavle Trajanov for a three stage solution to the Athens-Skopje name dispute, Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski said on Thursday. “Trajanov’s proposal is probably well intended and I greet it, but judging by the talks that I had with Greece …

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• 15 January

  Tadic May Rebuff Croatia President’s Inauguration

  Serbian President Boris Tadic has announced that he will not attend the inauguration ceremony of the newly elected Croatian President, Ivo Josipovic, if Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiju is attends too. Tadic believes that his presence at the ceremony, which is scheduled for 18 February, would mean that Serbia is indirectly …

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• 15 January

  Bosnian Serbs Firm Against Srebrenica Resolution

  One year after the European Parliament adopted a resolution condemning and commemorating the genocide committed in Srebrenica in 1995, politicians in Bosnia’s Serb-dominated entity of Republika Srpska remain reluctant to consider taking a similar move. Serbia’s President Boris Tadic is urging Serbia’s Parliament to adopt a resolution condemning the massacre, …

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• 15 January

  Macedonian President to confer order on former Bulgarian President

  Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov is to confer an 8th September order on former Bulgarian President Zhelyu Zhelev (1990 – 1997) for his exceptional contribution to the recognition of Macedonia’s independence and its further introduction in the international community.

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• 15 January

  South Stream’s implementation might prove to be groundless, says Ukrainian ambassador to Bulgaria

  Viktor Kalnik, Ambassador of Ukraine to Bulgaria, said that a second gas crisis could not be expected, as Ukraine and Russia had successfully negotiated the gas transit tariffs. He emphasized that in the end it was proved Ukraine never

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• 15 January

  Bulgarian and Greek Prime Ministers to officially open the Zlatograd – Thermes border checkpoint today

  The Prime Ministers of Bulgaria and Greece – Boyko Borisov and Georgios Papandreou will officially open the Zlatograd – Thermes border checkpoint today. Deputy Ministers of foreign affairs of the two countries – Dimitris Drutsas and Marin Raykov, signed the agreement for the opening of the checkpoint, on January 11 …

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• 14 January

  Chisinau Government ordered the removal of barbed wire from the Moldo-Romanian borders

  The barbed wire from the Prut River, that separates the Moldo-Romanian borders, will be removed till the beginning of March. The barbed wire will have to be removed by the employees of the Frontier Guard Service and local authorities. These EOD supplies will disappear from sector of the border guard …

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• 14 January

  EU visa center issues visas to two new countries – Greece And the Netherlands

  The EU Visa Center, operating under the auspices of the Embassy of Hungary in Chisinau, has commenced issuing entry visas to Greece and the Netherlands. Ambassador Gyorgy Varga said that last year the number of visa seekers diminished. The Center provided services to 8.013 applicants, of which 13% applications were …

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• 14 January

  Former czech negotiator visiting Moldova

  The former Chief Negotiator for the Czech Republic’s accession to the European Union, the first Czech European Commissar in the Romano Prodi Cabinet, Pavel Telicka, has arrived for a three-day visit to Moldova on Wednesday. Association for External Policy (APE), which is realizing in Moldova a project of using other …

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• 14 January

  Serbia- Dačić urges agreement on resolutions

  Ivica Dačić says his party is not against a resolution about the Srebrenica crime but that it should also condemn all crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia. Dačić, who is first deputy PM and interior minister in the current cabinet, is the leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS).

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