Eurasia Press & News

The final goal and common vision of the countries of the region is to see the entire Western Balkans join the EU, an informal summit held in Slovenia concluded. Therefore the enlargement process has to continue following Croatia’s membership, read the conclusions

The consequences of the recent decision regarding the Shah Deniz (Caspian Sea) natural gas’ supply route to Europe, as well as the evolution of the war in Syria and the Iran developments brought to attention the even more complex realities of countries in the South Caucasus, an area that always …

A three-hour-long emergency meeting on recent developments on the Turkey-Syria border was held at Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s office today. Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, Chief of General

Mali is scheduled for a first round of presidential elections Sunday.They’d be the first since a military coup in early 2012. Adrian Edwards, a spokesman for the U.N. High Commissioner

The Iraqi Ambassador to Romania, Omar al-Barzanchi, and the Romanian Foreign Minister discussed the friendly bilateral relations between the two countries. A statement by the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign

Turkish Cypriots will go to polls on July 28 in an early election. After a group of lawmakers from Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus’ (TRNC) ruling National

EU High Representative Catherine Ashton met here Wednesday the Prime Minister of Serbia Ivica Dacic and his counterpart from Kosovo Hashim Thaci to discuss the way forward on the dialogue for normalisation of relations between both sides.

Georgian Foreign Minister Maia Pandjikidze has met with European Commissioner for Energy Gunther Oettinger. The sides discussed prospects for deepening cooperation between

A pro-Morsi protest will begin in Egypt today. One million people will take part in it. Morsi’s supporters decided to protest today in response to Egyptian

President Dervis Eroglu of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) called on EU to end isolation and embargo, including the restrictions on freedom of travelling.