Greece: One dead, three policemen injured in exchange of gunfire | RS not to take part in FBiH's celebration of anniversary of referendum Tuesday | Serbian PM: Agreement on government reshuffle reached | Macedonia without a visa for Russians | Lecic elected as leader of Serbia's DHSS | EU support to Croatian Customs administration | Croatia to start importing lavender from Serbia | EVN proposes 19.5% increase in power transmission prices | Stefanovic: Topics for talks between Serbia and Kosovo still under review | Serbian PM opened Kopaonik Business Forum 2011 | Dacic: Human traffickers arrested | Delic back in SRS ranks | Montenegro and Belgrade on top of list of tourist destinations | Integral Planning seminar on March 2 in Belgrade | Libya: Mercenary nightmare | TAP and Plunacro sign MoU | FYRMacedonia: Gasoline prices rise by Denar 2.5, diesel climbs by Denar 2 i.e. 1.5 | Oscars 2011: The King's Speech reigns | Greece's successful rescue operation in Libya | Another anti-gov't protest organised in Zagreb | High-profile police operation underway in Southeast Bulgaria | Evacuation of Bulgarian nationals from Libya continues | Bjelasnica: Two snowboarders were rescued, the third one died | Electricity prices to rise as of April 1, EPS grants discount | EU Council adopted sanctions against Libya | MPs end first early session adopting five laws and decisions | Special collective agreement with police unions signed | Dulic on visit to Smederevo | Kopaonik Business Forum 2011 to start Tuesday | Dacic to attend ministerial conference on border security in south-eastern Europe | The Finance Ministry receives EC response to excises | Evacuation of Serban citizens from Libya drawing to an end | Turk: Slovenia concerned by EU's lack of interest in Balkans | Belgrade Mathematical Gymnasium students won three medals in Bucharest | Second EC expert mission to analyze regulatory bodies |
09:40 | 0 | EMportal
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today reiterated his urgent call to bring an end to violence against women, a scourge whose impact is devastating and immeasurable, as the United Nations began a series of events to mark International Women's Day.
09:20 | 0 | EMportal
Statement by Spain’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and Co-operation, Miguel Ángel Moratinos, Chairman-in-office of the Committee of Ministers
09:25 | 0 | Pravda.ru
The wife of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, Svetlana Medvedev, topped the list of most successful businesswomen in Russia, the Institute for Politics and Business said.
09:27 | 0 | RT
It all began on the March 8, 1857, when female workers in textile, sewing and shoemaking factories assembled on the streets of New York. Their demands were simple: equal pay with men and similar working hours. Their otherwise peaceful walk was accompanied by the deafening banging