Eurasia Press & News

A delegation of the Serbian government will take part in a meeting between a European Commission (EC) delegation and a Montenegrin negotiating team. On March 26-30, the EC will begin the so-called initial screening of the European legislation in the chapters on judiciary and fundamental rights and on justice, freedom …

Moldova’s Acting President, Chairman of the Parliament, Marian Lupu, discussed the refreshing the inter-parliamentary co-operation agreement with a delegation of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Belarus.

Czech President,Vaclav Klaus, will arrive in Bulgaria on Tuesday for a working visit. The Czech President was invited by his Bulgarian counterpart, Rosen Plevneliev.

EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule said the 27 block sees the progress Montenegro has made after country’s independence. Both Stefan Fule and Montenegrin Prime Minister

Albania and Montenegro undertake measures to prevent floods and improve water infrastructure around the Lake Skadar. The Albanian ministers of agriculture and ecology met with the Montenegrin agriculture minister in Budva. The two ministers discussed measures to prevent floods.

“Looking at the Macedonian issue, as well as at many other burning issues in the Balkans, we see that there is a need to take more active role in the solving of these issues. I think that the US approach at the

New Moldovan President Nicolae Timofti pledged on Friday to reform his country to make it fit for European Union membership. Timofti, during his oath on Friday, said Moldova’s only path is the EU. 

The Georgian MPs and State Minister on Diaspora Affairs in connection with the 20th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations between Georgia and Azerbaijan on Friday will go to Gakh region of Azerbaijan, where are living ethnic Georgians. 

Austrian President Heinz Fischer will visit Belgrade on Friday, where he will meet with his Serbian counterpart Boris Tadic. Tadic said that this visit is a confirmation of the good

Newly elected President of Moldova Nicolae Timofti will be sworn in on Friday in Chisinau. Around 500 guests are expected to participate on the inauguration. Foreign presidents and representatives of the opposition Communist Party led by former President Vladimir Voronin will not attend. After the ceremony ends, a state reception will …