:| IMF supports NBS target inflation policy | EBRD upgrades forecast for Romania | Unions and Prime Minister, talks | IMF Mission to meet with bankers Friday | Balkan news agencies to meet in Belgrade | Albania: Socialists criticise police for political assassination | Greece: Acropolis blocked again | Djelic opens two-day conference on sustainable development | Naftogaz: Ukraine to pay USD 1bn for Russian gas in October | Russia, Poland sign protocols on gas agreement | Scorpions give last concert in Greece | Commission competitiveness overview on Greece | EBRD revises projection - FYRMacedonia's economy to rise by 0.8 percent | PM Gruevski to meet Fule, Papandreou in Brussels | Croatia: Podravka turns down OTP bank's offer | Halt in appointment of BiH Anticorruption Agency Director | SIPA seize illegal money and gold from Tuzla NLB Bank | 6th Sarajevo Wine Festival | EP Delegation in Tirana next week | EU leaders strive for deal on budget discipline | Kosovo-US trade forum kicks off in New York | EPS, KfW to sign loan agreement | Dinkic to visit Vranje | Connecting business registers from 26 European countries | Jeremic: Russia endorses Serbia in international arena | Serbian Government offers prize for information on Mladic, Hadzic | Croatian Parliament voted confidence in Croatian government | Romanian opposition announces further struggle against government | Germany approves EUR 123 million assistance to Serbia | USA grants USD 74,000 to VMA | Tadic: Serbia could exit economic crisis in next two years | Russia, Serbia agree to speed up realisation of Russian loan |
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Local elections in Slovenia finished, coloured person mayor in Piran
07:04 | 
0 | Tanjug
Second round of local elections was held in 74 Slovenian municipalities on Sunday, 48 percent of citizens voted and, according to unofficial results, in four larger cities the voters supported well known names, Slovenian news agency SAT reports.
Albania: 10 arrested for falsification of documents
07:26 | 0 | Alsat
10 persons were arrested for falsification of official documents. Investigations carried by the economic anti-crime office close to the Police Directorate in Tirana proved that the people implied in this criminal activity gained from Lek 100,000 to Lek 700,000 for every false
Conclusions on Western Balkans
07:28 | 0 | BH Daily News
The Council of the EU ministers of Foreign affairs held a meeting yesterday in Luxembourg. They adopted the following conclusions on Bosnia and Herzegovina.
U.S. Ambassador to visit Srebrenica and Potocari
07:30 | 0 | BH Daily News
United States Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina Patrick S. Moon will visit Srebrenica and Potocari on Wednesday, October 27, 2010.
Sting will perform in Zagreb on November 8
07:32 | 0 | BH Daily News
Two years after performing with his good friend Edin Karamazov, Sting is coming back to Croatia. This time, he will sing at the Arena Hall in Zagreb, and will perform his most famous works, accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Over 200 OSCE monitors to observe election in Moldova
07:35 | 0 | Itar-Tass
Over 200 representatives of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) will monitor the parliamentary election in Moldova. Thirty-two experts on Monday started work to follow the course of the election campaign, according to Peter Eicher, the head of the
Greece: Peach growers protest
07:48 | 0 | ANA
Peach growers from all over the country will stage a demonstration at the Agricultural Development and Foods ministry at noon on Tuesday, protesting that processing plants have not paid them for more than 300 million kilos of the fruit the farmers have delivered to them.
Bulgaria: Voter support for GERB stabilizes at 35%
11:29 | 0 | BTA
Voter support for GERB in the past few months has stabilized at about 35 per cent, show the results of a poll conducted by BBSS Gallup International between September 30 and October 7 across this country.
S&P cuts Bulgarian American Credit Bank to B, outlook "negative"
11:33 | 0 | Dnevnik
Standard & Poor's has downgraded to B from B+ the long-term credit rating of Bulgarian American Credit Bank (BACB), based on the analysts' view that the likelihood of support for receiving support from its parent, Allied Irish Bank (AIB), in case of need, has reduced.
Fitch: Romanian banks are East Europe’s riskiest
11:35 | 0 | Nine O'Clock
Balkan, Hungarian banks are the most vulnerable in Eastern Europe to any renewed crisis as the volume of bad loans remains high and sluggish economic growth curtails lending, Fitch Ratings said, according to Financiarul daily.
Greek PM:"We must not let the country's course be undermined or stopped"
14:03 | 0 | ANA
Prime Minister George Papandreou, speaking in an interview with television channels on Monday evening, stressed that "we must not let the country's course be undermined or stopped," adding that many have invested in Greece's failure.
MIG to invest 260 mln euros in health sector in 2010-11
14:05 | 0 | Emg.rs
Marfin Investment Group (MIG) will invest 100 million euros in Greece and abroad this year and another 160 million euros in 2011 in its healthcare sector businesses, with the primary goal being to ensure the highest quality of services, group chairman Andreas Vgenopoulos underlined
Scorpions concert to take place tomorrow in Athens
14:07 | 0 | ANA
The cancelled concert by metal rock band Scorpions in Athens will finally take place on October 27, organisers have announced.
EU sends RABITS to outer Greek border
14:12 | 0 | Tanjug
Greece has asked the EU for the immediate deployment of RABITS and the FRONTEX operational means on its eastern borders to stem the mass influx of undocumented migrants.
Vujanovic: Relations with Serbia fully normalized
14:13 | 0 | Tanjug
Montenegrin President Filip Vujanovic has assessed that the relations between Montenegro and Serbia, which have cooled after Montenegro decided to accept Kosovo's independence in October 2008, are now fully normalized
Croatian Party of Right Movement Followers and veterans against Tadic’s visit to Vukovar
14:15 | 2 | Tanjug
Although the Croatian authorities and the most part of publicity welcome Serbian President Boris Tadic’s announced visit to Vukovar, Croatia, some right-wing parties and veteran organisations have shown their antagonism.
Croatia: Deadly bomb attack in Solin
18:59 | 0 | Croatian Times
One man died and one policeman was injured in a hostage crisis that lasted for almost 16 hours in Solin, near Split.