Eurasia Press & News

EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele has welcomed the prospect of “new relations” with Belgrade, following last week’s adoption of its resolution on Kosovo at the UN General Assembly.

Macedonia and Serbia agreed on Saturday (September 18th) to allow their citizens to cross the common border with ID cards instead of passports. The initiative was announced after a meeting in Skopje between Macedonian Interior Minister Gordana Jankulovska and her Serbian counterpart, Ivica Dacic. The measure will initially be implemented

A new mass grave containing remains of victims of the 1992-1995 war in BiH has been discovered, media reported on Friday (September 17th). The site is near Sanski Most, 150km northwest of Sarajevo. Experts believe that the grave could contain remains of about 20 people.

Romanian President Traian Basescu will make a visit to Bulgaria on 23 September, the first visit of a Romanian head of state in that country in the last seven years, the Bulgarian ambassador to Bucharest, said. “We, in Romania and Bulgaria are in a process of expanding relations. In the …

Hungary wants Serbia in the EU as soon as possible, Hungary’s PMs stressed on Thursday in talks with their Serbian counterparts.

Romania a propus joi ca politica externa a UE sa se desfasoare pe baza unor dispozitii ale Consiliului European, ceea ce s-a si constatat in concluziile Summitului UE extraordinar de joi, la initiativa tarii noastre, a anuntat presedintele Traian Basescu, la finalul reuniunii la nivel inalt de la Bruxelles. ‘Inainte …

General Secretary of NATO Anders Fogh Rasmussen called on the member states of the Alliance not to hurry with the withdrawal of their troops from Kosovo, until general decision to be taken.

EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele is expected in Belgrade today. Fuele says Serbia’s candidate status request should be considered in October. He also said that the European Commission is ready to commence that process within only a few days.

Future talks between Belgrade and Pristina do not mean that Serbia will recognise Kosovo, Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic said on Wednesday (September 15th). “For Serbia, the red line is that the talks do not, in any

The Assembly of the Community of Kosovo Municipalities is calling on Serbian President Boris Tadic and Minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanovic to resign, public broadcaster RTK reported on Wednesday (September 15th).