July, 2009

• 3 July

  Albania’s Ethnic Greek Party To Stay Left

  The Union for Human Rights, PBDNJ, which represents the ethnic Greek minority in Albania, rejected on Thursday speculation that it will return to the governing coalition of Prime Minister Sali Berisha after Sunday’s parliamentary elections. “We will not change our position,” said in a press conference, the party boss Vangjel …

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• 3 July

  Belgrade: Serbs Can`t Vote in Kosovo Poll

  The Serbian government annouced that the November 15 elections in Kosovo have no validity and called upon Serbs in Kosovo not to vote. Svetozar Ciplic, Serbian Minister for Human and Minority Rights, told media at a new conference on Thursday that no conditions existed for Serbs to vote. “The Serbian …

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• 3 July

  Candidate Eyed for Macedonia’s Deputy PM

  Vasko Naumovski,professor at the International Law Department with the New York University, is likely to take over the post of Deputy Prime Minister in charge of Macedonia’s EU integration local media cite unnamed sources from the ruling party as saying. Naumovski will be officially appointed next week, sources from the …

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• 3 July

  Turnout in Bulgaria General Election “to Top 60%”

  Voter turnout in Bulgaria’s parliamentary election on Sunday will be between 55 and 60 per cent, according to polling agency Gallup, the latest agency to predict that more people will vote in the country’s national elections than in the European Parliamentary poll. Official figures put the turnout in the country’s …

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• 3 July

  Greece Gives Serbia its Support for EU

  Greece’s President Karolos Papoulias, during a trip to Belgrade, told media on Thursday that Greece gives Serbia its full support to European integration, hoping that the visa liberalisation process for Serbian citizens would be resolved by the end of the year. At a news conference with his Serbian counterpart Boris …

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• 3 July

  Albania’s tight election. Close but no government

  FOR months the opinion polls suggested that Albania’s election would be close. Most pundits said they were wrong, because respondents were giving unreliable answers. Now Albanian opinion polling has come of age. So close was the June 28th election that, four days later, the result was still unclear. Albania faces …

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• 3 July

  Albania opposition says too early to claim vote win

  TIRANA – Albania’s opposition Socialist Party said on Thursday it was premature for any party to claim victory ahead of the final results of the country’s election the ruling Democratic Party has already claimed it has won. Prime Minister Sali Berisha said he would wait for the Central Election Commission …

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• 3 July

  Deblokiran proces imenovanja direktora

  SARAJEVO – Vijeće ministara BiH imenovalo je jučer Biljanu Čamur i Dženanu Hodžić za svoje predstavnike u Komisiji za izbor direktora Direkcije za evropske integracije (DEI) BiH. Time je deblokirana procedura imenovanja prvog čovjeka ove direkcije, koja mjesecima nema direktora. Predsjedavajući Vijeća ministara Nikola Špirić rekao je da su razgovarali …

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• 3 July

  Akcize

  Povećanje akciza na cigarete i kafu potpuno je opravdan potez vlasti BiH. Normalno je i prihvatljivo da se najveći porezi ubiru na luksuznim proizvodima. Problem sa Zakonom o trošarinama mogao bi biti povećanje cijene goriva. Većina proizvođača i trgovaca osnovnim životnim namirnicama u finalnu cijenu proizvoda ukalkuliše i cijenu goriva. …

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• 3 July

  Bulgaria must connect with gas systems of Romania and Greece as soon as possible

  SOFIA Bulgarian government in line with the European Commission requirements must make connections with gas systems of Romania and Greece as soon as possible. This is what chairman of the Bulgarian Association of Digless Technology Eng. Stefan Zhelyazkov said.

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