June, 2010

• 7 June

  EPP political parties meet in BiH

  BiH – Members of the European People’s Party (EPP) group gathered on Saturday (June 5th) at a conference in Sarajevo to discuss co-operation and EU integration. In a joint statement they voiced support for the EU perspective for all countries from the region. The participants also stressed that perpetrators of …

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• 7 June

  UN’s Downer: Cypriot reunification talks will continue

  Talks to reunify Cyprus are continuing in line with the parameters that have already been agreed between the Turkish and Greek Cypriot leaders and the UN, Alexander Downer, the UN secretary-general’s special adviser on Cyprus, said on Friday (June 4th). “All chapters are being negotiated with the aim of increasing …

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• 4 June

  Macedonian FM: EU Talks Will Boost Country’s Reforms

  Setting a date for Macedonia’s EU accession talks will double the country’s enthusiasm for adopting reforms, Foreign Minister Antonio Milososki told media on Thursday. Milososki made the remarks after a regular meeting of Macedonian government officials

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• 4 June

  Moldova: referendum in September, parliamentary and presidential elections in November

  The Alliance for European Integration (AEI) decided to hold a consultative referendum on the procedure for electing the head of state in September and legislative and presidential elections in November. The decision was made public in a news comforter on June 3, in the presence of the Secretary

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• 4 June

  Greece cuts troop numbers in Kosovo

  The Greek army has stated that it will considerably reduce its presence in the peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. This comes as Athens is fighting a large debt crisis, the Albanian language media in Priština reported on Friday.

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• 4 June

  Ukraine abandons NATO ambitions

  The Ukrainian parliament has approved a bill that effectively rejects any ambition to join NATO. The law, submitted by President Viktor Yanukovych, cements Ukraine’s status as a military non-aligned country – though it will co-operate with NATO. President Yanukovych was elected earlier this year, vowing to end Ukraine’s NATO membership …

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• 4 June

  Slovakia supports Serbia’s EU bid

  Foreign ministers of Serbia and Slovakia, Vuk Jeremić and Miroslav Lajčak, met on Thursday on Bratislava. They said that the EU-Western Balkans summit in Sarajevo earlier this week had confirmed the EU’s commitment to continued enlargement.

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• 4 June

  Bulgaria Eases Visa Regime for Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova

  Bulgaria relaxes visa procedures for Russian, Ukrainian, Belarussian and Moldovan nationals following an order signed by the Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov this Friday. The news comes immediately after Mladenov reported Friday morning that he has a draft ready for facilitating the visa regime for those countries.

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• 4 June

  State Secretary of Serbia’s Ministry for Kosovo : New talks on Kosovo status likely to happen

  I’m confident that there will be new talks on Kosovo status, State Secretary of Serbia’s Ministry for Kosovo and Metohija Oliver Ivanovic said. He said that talks on Kosovo status are inevitable and there are always the better option than tensions, which can be caused if there are no negotiations. …

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• 4 June

  Armenia, Romania to develop bilateral cooperation

  On June 3, Romanian Chamber of Deputies speaker Roberta Anastase met with newly appointed Armenian Ambassador to Romania Hamlet Gasparyan. During the meeting, parties emphasized the importance of parliamentary democracy in the development

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