:| PIK: Choice for a Better Vojvodina wins most votes | CeSID: SNS wins 73, DS 68 seats in parliament | Basescu to IMF: No letter to Parliament if public pension fund affected | Construction of new plant starts next week, three other factories to launch operations in late May | 9 Executive Directors of World Bank visited Bulgaria | Putin to assume presidential duties May 7 | Hollande wins French presidency | Greeks redraw political map | Djilas: Victory in Belgrade, 36 pct of vote | EBRD helps Serbia align water services to EU standards | Telekom shares will be attractive to investors | Sowing close to end, 1.25 million ha with corn | CeSID: Tadic 26.8 - Nikolic 25.6 percent | Stability of dinar to depend on future government | List led by SNS 24.7 pct, list led by DS 23.2 pct | From runway to farms - Vojvodina gets airport until 2015? | Copper production starts in Cerovo | Slovenia's Mura plans to start production in Serbia |
News Archive
26. September 2009.
Croatian President gives farewell speech to UN
08:11 | 
0 | RadioNET
Advocating the establishment of a new world order as a response to the crises rising from the current dated economic model, Croatian President Stjepan Mesic gave his farewell speech at the 64th session of the UN General Assembly in New York on Thursday.
Three FYROM citizens arrested in Greece with forged credit and ID cards
08:20 | 0 | MIA
Police said they possessed six forged credit cards and ID cards. The arrested boys got these credits cards in Skopje and bought gasoline, cigarettes, mobile phones spending over Euro 6.000 in Edessa.
Chinese culture in Museum of FYRMacedonia
08:22 | 0 | MIA
Traditional Chinese clothes, paper cuttings and photos depicting the history of China are displayed at an extended exhibit "Chinese Culture", which will run through Oct. 15 in the Museum of FYRMacedonia.
FYRMacedonia: "Macedonian Encyclopedia" withdrawn
09:26 
09:33 | 0 | EMportal, MIA, AKI, BTA
FYRMacedonia's academy of arts and sciences has blocked the distribution of a newly published encyclopaedia which sparked a storm of protest because of references to minority ethnic Albanians, local media reported on Thursday.
