May, 2009

• 25 May

  New Trade War Erupts Between Bosnia and Croatia

  All trade in poultry, live fish and beef between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia has been stopped as the two countries again wage trade wars, media reported on Monday. The dispute started late last week after Croatia banned imports of these products from Bosnia, citing risks of animal and fish …

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• 25 May

  Panic But No Deaths As Quakes Hit Macedonia

  Fearful locals in the southeast Macedonia slept out under open skies on Sunday night after over 180 earthquakes hit the region over the weekend. The strongest tremor hit at 6.15pm on Sunday, measuring 5.4 at the Richter scale. It was felt across the country and in the capital, Skopje. Smaller …

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• 25 May

  US Appeals To Albanians To Apply For New IDs

  The US Ambassador in Tirana, John L Withers, on Monday appealed to Albanian citizens from the town of Berat to apply for new identity cards so they can vote in the June 28 parliamentary elections. The appeal follows a similar call made last week by the head of the OSCE …

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• 25 May

  Serbia Funds Road Paving in Kosovo

  Serbia’s government is funding a new construction project in Kosovo, paving a road in the southern Brezovica ski resort. Brezovica is located in the municipality of Shterpce, which is home to a significant Serb minority. The Kosovo daily Express reported that Serbia’s ministry of economy and finance had set aside …

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• 25 May

  Serbia Claims Victory At Islamic Conference

  Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic said a resolution proposed by Saudi Arabia calling on Islamic countries to recognise Kosovo had not been accepted at the meeting of the Organization of Islamic Conference in Damascus. “Syria, Egypt, Azerbaijan, Algeria and some other countries submitted amendments to that proposal so that the …

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• 24 May

  Konačno deblokada

  Author: Mirza Čubro Rad Vijeća ministara BiH bio je blokiran cijelih sedam dana. Građani BiH sa zebnjom su iščekivali kada će članovi Vijeća ministara prestati s inatom i vratiti se poslu. Sedmodnevna blokada rada Vijeća ministara BiH, sada je to već evidentno, imat će nesagledive posljedice po cjelokupni proces reformi …

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• 22 May

  Bolest ih spasava od robije

  Author: Mirza Čubro SARAJEVO – Nihad Vlahovljak, bivši pripadnik Armije RBiH, čija je presuda od 13 godina zatvora zbog ratnih zločina nad hrvatskim civilima u selu Grabovica postala pravosnažna u oktobru prošle godine, do 1. juna ove godine sigurno neće biti upućen na izdržavanje kazne jer je bolestan. “Nihad Vlahovljak …

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• 22 May

  Savjet ministara deblokirao rad

  Author: Mirza Čubro SARAJEVO Vijeće ministara BiH nastavilo je jučer protekle sedmice prekinutu sjednicu, ali ponovno nije postignut dogovor o nastavku izbora direktora Direkcije za evropske integracije BiH (DEI). Predsjedavajući Vijeća ministara BiH Nikola Špirić pojasnio je da blokadi izbora direktora DEI ne želi dodavati i zaustavljanje rada Vijeća ministara. …

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• 22 May

  Polish, Romanian FMs discuss bilateral relations

  Warsaw, POLAND Poland’s Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski and his Romanian counterpart Cristian Diaconescu discussed here on Wednesday the bilateral relations, latest developments in Moldova and energy security. 

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• 22 May

  Bucharest hosts presentation of Antalogy on Contemporary Armenian Fiction

  Upon the initiative of Union of Armenians in Romania and RA Embassy, the Writer’s Union of Romania hosted the presentation of Contemporary Armenian Fiction Antalogy.

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