:| Concert of the European Union Baroque Orchestra in Belgrade | Piraeus Bank proposes to take over ATE & Post Banks | Belgian Sources: Agreement between Delhaize and Delta | Regular supply of Petrohemija secured | Leterme: EU will carefully monitor Serbia's reaction to ICJ | Car accident rate falls by 32.5% since beginning of the year | Launching event of FYRMacedonia-Greece Cross-Border Cooperation program 2007-2013 | Slovenia's Parliament adopts Western Balkans declaration | Bucharest hosts 2010 World Unifight Championships | Criminals moving from pistols to Kalashnikovs, EU agency warns | New general director for ANA-MPA appointed | Vyara Ankova elected BNT Director General | Jeremic to visit Kazakhstan | Dacic, Karamarko to discuss cooperation in fighting crime | Government adopts spatial planning bill | Protocol to be signed on implementation of Novi Sad University Central Building Project | Director of EU Integration Office to hold conference | Cvetkovic to meet with Speaker of Canadian House of Commons | “Who is Who in Serbian Finances” | Students from Serbia achieve great success at Imagine Cup |
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CMC, UNICEF sign cooperation memorandum
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0 | MIA
The Crisis Management Center (CMC) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) signed Tuesday a six-year memorandum of understanding and cooperation.
Bulgaria: 6,491 books in six mln print published in 2009
07:38 | 0 | BTA
Of the overall number of books, the majority were fiction (30.9 per cent), non-fiction (18.7 per cent), text (16.5 per cent) and science (16.2 per cent) books .In 2009, non-fiction books print outgrew that of science books.
Croatia receives over 1,000 Serbian tourists per day
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08:02 | 0 | Croatian Times
Despite Serbian tourist agents’ claims that there is a lower interest in the Croatian seaside on the part of their customers, tourist transportation operators are doing well, the Serbian press reports.
Austria named top Q1 investor in Croatia
08:03 | 0 | Croatian Times
Austrian firms have invested more in Croatia than companies from other countries in the first quarter of this year, it has been announced.
Croatian Chamber of Commerce opens branch in Afghanistan
08:04 | 0 | Croatian Times
Nadan Vidosevic, president of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce, is heading a delegation of eleven Croatian companies to Afghanistan.
French lawmakers approve full veil ban
08:07 | 0 | MIA
French lawmakers voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to ban the wearing of face-covering veils in public spaces, as Europe toughens its approach to integrating Muslim immigrant communities, AFP reports