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Bulgaria’s ambassador to Turkey resigns

Bulgaria’s ambassador to Turkey, Branimir Mladenov, has filed his resignation, Bulgarian news agency BTA quoted the Foreign Ministry as saying on November 13 2009. The resignation comes a week after Foreign Minister Roumyana Zheleva and the Cabinet asked President Georgi Purvanov to recall Mladenov and Bulgaria’s ambassador to the US, …

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EP Delegation arrives in Kosovo

A six-member delegation of the European Parliament (EP), headed by German representative Doris Pack, will stay in Kosovo and Metohija on November 13-16, where the first local elections organized by the provisional Kosovo authorities will be held. Ahead of the elections called for November 15, the delegation will meet with …

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Bulgaria, Azerbaijan Seal Gas Supply Deal

Bulgaria and Azerbaijan are expected to sign an agreement to cooperate on gas supplies Friday, as President Ilham Aliyev pays a working visit to Sofia at the invitation of his Bulgarian counterpart Georgi Parvanov. Earlier the week Bulgaria’s Minister of Economy, Energy, and Tourism, Traicho Traikov, announced that Bulgaria’s state-owned …

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Balkan Countries Not Ready for Gas Crisis

Countries from Central Europe and the Balkans should do more in order be better prepared for a otential gas crisis and should find ways to reduce their dependency on Russian supplies, officials and businesspeople said during a Central European Initiative, CEI, meeting held in Bucharest. “The debate over energy security …

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Tratatul de la Lisabona şi R. Moldova

„O nouă ordine mondială… nu poate face abstracţie de o „Mare Europă” de la Atlantic la Vladivostok” (Serghei Lavrov şi Franco Frattini) Uniunea Europeană îşi modifică, treptat, profilul. Tratatul de la Lisabona este semnat de toate cele 27 de state membre, iar Comisia Europeană îşi intensifică eforturile pentru ca textul …

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Dutch FM Suggests Softer Tone Towards Serbia

Dutch Foreign Minister Maxime Verhagen has suggested a softening in the Dutch position regarding Serbia’s cooperation with the UN War Crimes Tribunal. Speaking at a debate on EU enlargement in the Dutch parliament, Verhagen said Serbia’s cooperation with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY, showed that: “Upward …

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