:| Stefanovic: Jeremic will remain FM | International weapon smuggling channel cut | State determined to deal with all aspects of crime | Danas: "Tadic and Jeremic on potential changes in MFA" | U.N. member states welcome resolution adoption | Sixteen Croatian firms among 500 biggest in Central Europe | Joint operations units from Serbia and Russia in emergency situations | RSD 107 against Euro until the end of 2010 | Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia sign protocol on establishment of joint railway operator | Islamic believers worldwide celebrate Ramadan Bayram | Gov't adopts several bills | UN General Assembly adopts resolution on Kosovo | 8th International Scientific Conference "Security in South-Eastern Europe" opens in Sofia | At least 15 killed, 87 injured in Vladikavkaz bomb attack | EC President Barroso: It is time for name row settlement | Greece falls to 83rd place in global competitiveness report | Croatia falls from 72nd to 77th spot in ranking | Inzko: First-Time voters can revolutionize the political landscape in BiH | OSCE: Albania's political climate, conflictual | United States falls in competitiveness rankings | Kosovo Gov't welcomes new draft resolution | "Belgrade in Vienna" | Djelic to meet with board directors from scientific institutes | Agreement on establishing body for promoting international cooperation in combating crime to be signed |
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FYROM: Finance Ministry lowers bills' interest rate by 0.3 percent
11:27 | 
0 | MIA
The Finance Ministry lowered Tuesday the interest rate of state bills by 0.3 percent, aimed at meeting requirements of the business community.
Southwest bulwark of Skopje Fortress lights up in honor of Macedonia's Independence Day
11:29 | 0 | MIA
The fully reconstructed, restored and conserved southwest bulwark of Skopje Fortress has been lit up late Tuesday in honor of Macedonia's Independence Day - September 8.
FYRMacedonia: Greater awareness regarding the problem with e-waste
11:48 | 0 | Nova Makedonija
Problems include the low e-waste management capacities of NGOs, low citizens’ awareness about the e-waste hazards, the lack of statistical data on the quantities of e-waste and the lack of networked structures dealing with problems in the area of e-waste.
Ankara relies on Sofia's support for Turkey EU membership
11:53 | 0 | BTA
Ankara relies on Sofia to support its membership in the EU, outgoing Turkish Ambassador Mehmet Gucuk said in a public lecture Tuesday, organized by the Atlantic Club in Bulgaria.
75th TIF to open on September 11
10:47 | 0 | Emg.rs
This year's TIF, that will last until September 19 and have Hungary as its theme country, will focus on innovation-green growth and have 16 official state participations. It will include 11 special dedications, conferences, concerts and several "green" activities.
Turkish President visited Mostar
07:57 | 0 | Fena
During his two-day stay in official visit to BiH, president of the Republic of Turkey Abdullah Gül, accompanied by BiH Presidency Chair Haris Silajdzic visited Mostar on Friday, where he met with the Mayor Ljubo Beslic and Chairman of the City Council of Mostar Murat Coric.
Bauer: Over 90% of children in BiH without pre-school education
08:00 | 0 | Fena
With the aim of strengthening the social protection and inclusion of children in BiH, a two-day seminar “Currents and perspectives in pre-school education in the world and here”, organized by UNICEF, was held on Jahorina.
Donkeys smuggle drugs from Bosnia to Croatia
08:01 | 0 | BH Daily News
Drug smugglers are using donkeys to take packets of weed from neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH) into Croatia, Split police have said.
Croatia: Public sector workers give up Christmas bonus
08:06 | 0 | RadioNET
The government and public sector workers' unions agreed on Tuesday on a new basic collective agreement whereby the unions gave up a Christmas bonus for this year of HRK 1,250 per employee (170 euros), union representatives said after a meeting at the government.
Jeffrey Franks: Romanian govt reshuffle won't affect disbursement of new tranche
08:09 | 0 | Emg.rs
Romania's financial assistance programme, totaling over 20 billion, is supported by the IMF (13.6 billion euros), the European Commission (five billion), the World Bank (one billion euros) and other international institutions.