April, 2010

• 22 April

  Heads of Bosnia, Turkey, Serbia to Meet in Istanbul

  Turkey’s efforts to normalise relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia continue as Istanbul is set to host on Saturday the first trilateral presidential-level meeting of the three countries. The three are expected to discuss the strengthening of peace and stability in the Balkans.

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• 22 April

  NATO Foreign Ministers to Discuss Bosnia MAP Request

  The foreign ministers of NATO’s member states have gathered in Tallinn, Estonia, for a two-day meeting during which they are set to discuss when the alliance should extend a Membership Action Plan to Bosnia and Herzegovina. The informal meeting of foreign ministers will cover a

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• 22 April

  Kosovo Parliament Speaker in Visit to Bulgaria

  Bulgaria’s Parliament has established formal relations with the Assembly of Kosovo after the head of the latter visited Sofia on Wednesday, Novinite reports. The Chair of the Kosovo Assembly, Jakup Krasniqi, met with his Bulgarian counterpart, Tsetska Tsacheva, during an official visit abroad by a Kosovo parliamentary delegation.

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• 22 April

  Romania sustine continuarea politicii “usilor deschise” a NATO

  Ministrul roman al Afacerilor Externe, Teodor Baconschi, va participa joi si vineri la reuniunea informala a ministrilor de externe din statele membre ale NATO, care se desfasoara la Tallinn, in Estonia. Potrivit unui comunicat al MAE, agenda politica a intalnirii va include subiecte referitoare la procesul de transformare a NATO …

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• 22 April

  Pokušali da zapale zgradu Vlade FBiH

  SARAJEVO Porazbijana stakla na zgradi Vlade FBiH, zapaljene prostorije u zgradi i policijske kuće ispred ovog objekta, te desetine povrijeđenih ljudi epilog su masovnih boračkih protesta koji su se u srijedu dogodili u Sarajevu. Borci su tražili samo ostavku Mustafe Mujezinovića, premijera FBiH, i kompletnog njegovog kabineta, a dan ranije …

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• 22 April

  Armenia halts ratification of Armenia- Turkey protocols

  Armenia’s ruling coalition parties issued a joint statement in which they call for suspending the process of ratification of the Armenia-Turkey protocols in the Armenian legislature. The government says the move comes amid Turkey’s reluctance to honor its commitment on an unconditional ratification of the deal within a reasonable timeframe.

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• 21 April

  Flota rusa ramane la Sevastopol si dupa 2017

  Rusia si Ucraina au ajuns la un acord pentru prelungirea prezentei flotei ruse a Marii Negre si dupa anul 2017, a anuntat miercuri presedintele rus, Dmitri Medvedev, in cursul unei vizite in Ucraina, informeaza Mediafax. Conform acordului incheiat intre cele doua state in 1997, flota rusa a Marii Negre poate …

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• 21 April

  Serbia: Indictee in Pukanic Case Pleads Not Guilty

  Presenting his 30-page defence of charges of organising the murder of Ivo Pukanic, publisher of the Croatian weekly Nacional, suspected crime boss Sreten Jocic, aka Joca Amsterdam, said he had “no motive” to commit the crime. Speaking at the beginning of the trial before the Special Court in Belgrade on …

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• 21 April

  Moratinos: Spain supports Serbia

  Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos said that Spain is ready to continue to offer help to Serbia on its path to European integration. “Spain will invest all possible efforts to speed up Serbia’s European Union association,” Moratinos said after meeting with his Serbian counterpart Vuk Jeremić on Wednesday in …

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• 21 April

  Georgian Azerbaijanis to conduct action in support of Turkey

  The Congress of Azerbaijanis in Georgia (CAG) will hold a rally in support of the Turkish people in front of the Turkish Embassy in Tbilisi on April 22. “Azerbaijanis in Georgia will demonstrate support for Turkey in the issue of so-called “Armenian genocide”. The Ambassador of Turkey

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