:| 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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HR Inzko thanks Japan for its strong commitment to BiH
14:04 | 
0 | Emg.rs
As a member of the Peace Implementation Council and major aid donor, and with its enormous capacity for manufacturing and trade, Japan is in a unique position to develop its partnership with Bosnia and Herzegovina, High Representative Valentin Inzko told a conference in Tokyo
IMF recommends to Bulgarian Government to curb pension system deficit
14:06 | 0 | Emg.rs
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended that the Bulgarian government curb the pension system deficit, the Finance Ministry said, quoting conclusions of an IMF Technical Mission on pension reform.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov meets Mossad Director Meir Dagan
14:09 | 0 | Emg.rs
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov has met in Sofia with the Director of the Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations of Israel (Mossad), Meir Dagan.
Bulgaria’s Econ Min revokes licences of 105 tour operators
14:12 | 0 | Dnevnik
Bulgaria’s Economy Ministry said Monday it has taken the licences of 105 local tour operators, since they have not renewed their mandatory liability insurance or have failed to submit notification.
Croatian: Opinion on debate for vote of no confidence in PM
14:14 | 0 | Croatian Times
The Croatian government held a closed-door session on Tuesday and adopted an opinion on an opposition proposal for a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor and forwarded it to parliament, the government's public relations office said in a statement.
Albania: Mayor of commune of Terthore murdered
08:04 | 0 | Alsat
Experts from Tirana reached Kukes within 24 hours after the mayor of the commune of Terthore, Remzi Veseli, 40 years old, was killed with three bullets close to his house.
Greece most corrupt country in the EU, watchdog says
08:19 | 0 | BH Daily News
Greece is perceived as EU's most corrupt state, falling behind usual suspects Bulgaria and Romania and scoring the same as China, an annual corruption index published by Transparency International shows.
Corruption Index "bad news" for Bulgaria Govt Image
08:21 | 0 | Emg.rs
Bulgaria's slide further down the ranking in Transparency International's annual Corruption Perception Index speaks of disappointment, at home and abroad, with the reform agenda of the government, analysts say.
TI: FYRMacedonia ranks 62nd in Corruption Perceptions Index
08:23 | 0 | MIA
Transparency International" has ranked FYRMacedonia on the 62nd spot in this year's Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) with 4.1 index score, which represents an improvement by nine spots compared to 2009.