:News Archive
20. January 2011.
Orthodox cemetery in Croatia vandalised
07:37 | 
0 | Tanjug
Unidentified offenders have damaged 13 tombstones at the Orthodox cemetery village of Tenja, near Osijek in eastern Croatia.
Berisha: Local elections and tourism, 2011 priorities
08:37 | 0 | Alsat
Prime Minister Sali Berisha defined the local elections and tourism as the main priorities for 2011. During the governmental meeting, he said that they should start preparations for the tourism season, because the local government will be more focused on the electoral campaign.
Grebo: Economy of Sarajevo Canton lags behind FBiH and BiH
08:39 | 0 | Fena
Speaking at a press conference on economic trends in the Canton of Sarajevo in the period January - November 2010, Grebo said that the industrial production in this period compared to same period 2009 declined by 1.5 percent, while in 11 months of 2010 the industrial production
USAID: New bus station to open in Medjugorje
08:41 | 0 | BH Daily News
The Government of the United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), announced that Acting USAID Mission Director Craig Buck will open a new capital project in cooperation with the Čitluk municipality.
Bulgaria-USA defense cooperation talks
08:43 | 0 | BNR
Bulgarian Defense Minister Anyu Angelov met in Sofia with Gen. Terry M. Hasten, Adjutant General of the Tennessee National Guard and acquainted him with reforms in defense and with the Plan for the Development of the Armed Forces.
Turkey to build 18 new dams along its borders
08:46 | 0 | BNR
Turkey has started building 18 joint projects with its neighboring countries for the construction of dams along its border rivers with Bulgaria, Greece, Georgia, Iraq, Syria, and Iran.
Albania’s GDP with 4.9-percent growth in third quarter of 2010
08:47 | 0 | BNR
Albania’s GDP has gone up by 4.9 percent in the third quarter of 2010 compared to the same period of 2009. Agriculture, telecommunications, and tourism have emerged as the main sectors of the Albanian economy.
Bulgaria to ban smoking in small cafes in mid-2011
08:48 | 0 | Dnevnik
Bulgaria will introduce a complete ban on smoking in cafes and restaurants covering less than 50 square metres (538 sq ft) in mid-2011, the country's health ministry said Tuesday.
Danube levels keep rising in eastern Croatia
08:50 | 0 | Croatian Times
The water has reached the thresholds of some holiday homes on Zeleni Otok Green near the village of Batina (Osijek-Baranja County),something which has not been seen in the last 90 years.
Bolivia is 131. country to use Macedonia's constitutional name
08:52 
08:54 | 3 | MIA, Pioneer-Investors.com
Bolivia becomes the 131. country using the Republic of Macedonia's constitutional name in bilateral relations. Zimbabwe is the latest country establishing diplomatic ties with Macedonia under the constitutional name on 14 January.
Carrefour sold in Romania worth 1.13 billion euro last year
08:54 | 0 | ACT
Carrefour sales in Romania dropped last year by 0.4% to 1.l3 billion euro, but they were influenced positively by the expansion of operations, according to the data published by the French group, Mediafax informs.
Greece: Only extension of repayment period for 110-bln-euro loan
08:57 08:59 | 0 | ANA
The Greek government on Tuesday categorically denied it was seeking an extension of the repayment period of the country’s entire debt, reiterating that it was discussing an extension only of the EU-ECB-IMF 110-bln-euro loan -- and nothing more.
Greece: Informal labour sector at 500,000 workers in 2010
08:59 | 0 | ANA
Greece’s informal job market totals more than 500,000 employees, according to a report by the labour supervisor force, published on Tuesday.
Greece: Strikes, work stoppages announced this week
09:00 | 0 | ANA
Strikes and work stoppages have been announced for the rest of week by labour and civil servant unions, as well as associations representing lawyers, pharmacists and the debt-plagued Greek Railways (OSE).
Bulgaria's cabinet asks Parliament for vote of confidence
09:03 | 0 | BTA
Bulgaria's Council of Ministers Wednesday decided to ask the National Assembly to take a vote of confidence on the overall policy of the Boyko Borissov Cabinet, the Government Information Service said. A plenary debate on the motion is expected to take place on Thursday.
