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Croatia:Serb churches robbed
04:56 | 
0 | Tanjug
Three orthodox churches have been robbed in Gornji Karlovac Eparchy of the Serbian Orthodox Church.Rijeka police is seeking unidentified thief who broke in the Orthodox Church of St. George in Rijeka over the last weekend.
Mladenov: Balkans runs risk of anti-European mood
04:58 | 0 | Tanjug
Mladenov said that the majority in the Western Balkans, who back reforms and the European perspective of their neighbors, might be replaced by radical, nationalistic and xenophobic people.
Albania: New WoBAC Chairwoman is elected
05:06 | 0 | Emg
American Chamber of Commerce organized elections for the Women of Business Active Committee. In this meeting there were 22 members who have the right to vote and have thus exercised this right to select the candidate that will lead this committee this upcoming year.
Albanian authorities assisted to efficiently and transparently absorb EU funds
05:08 | 0 | Emg.rs
The €1 million EU-funded project that came to an end today has contributed to enhancing the capacities of Albania’s central administration to manage EU funds, specifically those under the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance, which amounts to more than €200
BH Airlines flights to Amsterdam as of December 2
05:11 | 0 | Emg.rs
Starting from 2nd December 2010, the BH Airlines company will introduce regular flights between Sarajevo-Amsterdam-Sarajevo, three times a week.
71% of Bulgarians believe cabinet will serve out its term of office
05:12 | 0 | BTA
Seventy-one per cent of the Bulgarians think that the Government of Prime Minister Boyko Borissov will serve out its full term of office.This is evident from an opinion poll of the National Centre for Public Opinion Studies conducted among 100 interviewees in the period from
Tsvetanov: Bulgaria emerges as exporter of organized crime
05:15 | 0 | BTA
Bulgaria emerges as an exporter of organized crime due to the lack of justice, which is supposed to remove perpetrators of crime from the public environment.
Bulgarian, Cyprus news agencies sign cooperation agreement
05:18 | 0 | Emg.rs
The signing of the document is on the agenda of the international conference entitled "Bulgaria and Cyprus: Media, Education, Business", held on November 15 and 16 in Sofia and Plovdiv.
German Lidl eyes 3% share on Bulgaria's market
05:21 | 0 | Dnevnik
German discount retailer Lidl seeks to capture a 3% share on Bulgaria's market within three years, Milena Dragiyska, manager of the company's local division, said as quoted by Regal magazine.
CROMA honours Agrokor´s VP as manager of the year
05:23 | 0 | Croatian Times
The Croatian association of managers and businessmen CROMA has honoured the Agrokor’s executive vice-president Ljerka Puljic as this year’s star manager.
Greece: Gov't finalises 2011 budget
05:25 | 0 | ANA
The Greek government finalised decisions over a 2011 budget plan after a meeting between Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou and EU-ECB-IMF "troika" officials in Athens on Wednesday.
Flooding on Corfu
05:27 | 0 | ANA
According to the Fire Brigade, at present, the rescue of 30 persons who have been trapped in houses near torrents is in progress.
"Athens every week"
05:28 | 0 | ANA
The culture and tourism ministry plans to turn the worldβs attention to Athens through a new promotional program, called "Athens every week".
S&P cuts rating on Cyprus
05:30 | 0 | Kathimerini
Ratings agency Standard and Poor’s (S&P) downgraded Cyprus’s sovereign rating by one notch to A yesterday, citing risks to public finances from the country’s financial system.
Fraport has eye on stake in Athens airport
05:31 | 0 | Kathimerini
Fraport, which is in the middle of a 7-billion-euro capital expenditure program at its airport in Frankfurt, Germany’s largest, is looking for assets in both emerging and mature markets, Alexander Zinell, Fraport’s senior vice president for global investments and
Greece: Cheese thieves made off with about 10 tons of cheese
05:34 | 0 | Kathimerini
Unidentified thieves made off with about 10 tons of cheese from a factory in the Cretan prefecture of Iraklio early yesterday, police on the island said.
"U.S. to endorse immediate accession of Macedonia to NATO"
05:37 | 2 | MIA
The Barack Obama administration should endorse immediate accession of Macedonia to NATO at the upcoming Lisbon summit and to position itself as a champion of NATO enlargement, suggests Sally McNamara - a political analysts at the US Heritage Foundation - in an analysis
IMF optimistic on FYRMacedonia’s economic situation, government to decide about offered credit
05:41 | 0 | MIA
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is optimistic for the economic situation of the country and expects faster growth next year, although risks still remain.
Senate gives negative report on stand-by agreement with IMF
05:43 | 0 | Nine O'Clock
Yesterday, the Senate Committee on Budget and Finance, Banking and Stock Exchange yesterday rejected the draft law on the ratification of the letters of intent in connection with the stand-by Agreement between Romania and the IMF with 5 votes in favour (PSD and PNL) and four
Romanians invest more in other countries
05:44 | 0 | Nine O'Clock
Both natural and legal persons increased their direct and portfolio investments abroad in the first nine months of the year, primarily in the form of equity and stocks, but they also withdrew cash from deposits, according to data published by the National Bank of Romania (BNR),
EP: Balkans to be helped same as Eastern European countries
05:50 | 0 | Beta
The Western Balkans should be helped on its road to the European Union in the same way the current EU member countries from Eastern Europe were helped - this was one of the key messages of the debate in the European Parliament in Brussels, which wrapped up in the evening of
Brammmertz sends Report to U.N. Security Council
05:51 | 0 | Beta
The chief prosecutor of the Hague tribunal, Serge Brammertz, sent a regular report to the U.N. Security Council in the evening of Nov. 17, in which he evaluated Serbia's cooperation in the search for the remaining war crimes suspects - Ratko Mladic and Goran Hadzic, the prosecutor's
EBRD urges Emerging Europe to boost role of exports as growth driver
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06:05 | 0 | Emg.rs
The EBRD has urged emerging economies to undertake structural reforms to strengthen their competitiveness as they emerge from the global economic crisis, including placing a greater emphasis on the role of exports to drive growth.
Medvedev and Turk sign declaration on partnership for modernisation
05:59 | 0 | Itar-Tass
Presidents of Russia and Slovenia, Dmitry Medvedev and Danilo Turk, have signed a declaration on partnership for modernisation.
Balkan Monitor 2010 results unveiled
06:03 | 0 | Emg.rs
The percentage of the people in Serbia who think it would be good for their country to join the EU has dropped from 50 to 44 percent over the last year, and Euro-enthusiasm has declined in some other West Balkan countries as well, reveals a survey carried out by Gallup Balkan Monitor,