:| Djelic denies any ownership connection to the "Ekonom:east Media Group" | Dinar strengthens against euro,rate at RSD 115.65 | EC: New crisis management measures to avoid future bank bail-outs | Romania: Gov't decides to cut expenditures on protocol events, foreign visits in public institutions | FYRMacedonia: January-April external trade volume US$3,3 billion: statistics | US embassy hosts first-ever anti-piracy seminar at Posidonia exhibition | Turkish tourists to receive visas at ports of Rhodes, Kos | Preparedness exercise on Wed. by military's rapid deployment forces | Tsipras briefs G20 ambassador's on SYRIZA's platforms on economy and foreign policy | Sorensen:BiH to get candidacy status early in 2014 | Hungary and Ukraine at forefront of democratic decline in Central and Eastern Europe | Jahjaga rules out division of Kosovo or territory swap | Josipovic won't attend new Serbian president's inaugural ceremony | Historical archive Sarajevo makes cooperation with historical archives from Belgrade and Ljubljana officials | Toner: Srebrenica genocide cannot be denied | KCUS: Three patients operated with use of modern system for neuronavigation | Money, Politics, Power: Corruption Risks in Europe | Bulgaria awarded 5 first-class investor certificates since January 2012 | NYTimes: Greece may go completely broke as soon as July | According to Turkish school aids part of Bulgaria is Turkish territory | Bulgaria to issue bonds worth up to EUR 950 mln. | PM Berisha receives Kosova Minister of Labor and Social Welfare Nenad Rasic | PM Berisha welcomes participants in International Conference on Foreign Investments in Albania | Improvement of transport infrastructure important for region’s development | Increasing number of protected areas in Serbia by European standards | No new requirements for Serbia's EU membership | EULEX flyers inform drivers on reregistration | Spokesman: Fuele to attend Nikolic's inauguration | UN ahead of decision - Jeremic or Cekuolis | Military healthcare pillar of Angola-Serbia ties | Tadic: We are close to formation of majority | FH:Positive changes, but same ranking for Serbia | Vujanovic to attend Nikolic's inauguration | Nielsen: I hope that was just Nikolic's gaffe | Analysts: More harm than good from higher VAT | Economy's competitiveness poses main problem | Serbia's balance of payments increased by 46.1% |
News Archive
03. February 2011.
Letter bomb sent to Greek Justice Minister
08:02 | 
0 | Tanjug
Greek police destroyed a letter bomb that contained a small explosive device sent to the Ministry of Justice Wednesday. Nobody was hurt when anti-terrorism experts made a controlled detonation.
BiH: 20 kg of skunk seized, four persons arrested
08:04 | 0 | Tanjug
Republika Srpska (RS) police officers seized Wednesday 20,6 kilograms of skunk and arrested four persons in Gacko area, east Herzegovina, spokesperson of RS Ministry Interior Mirna Soja told Tanjug.
Slovenian parliament adopts declaration on ethnic groups
08:05 | 0 | Tanjug
The Slovenian parliament has adopted a declaration on ethic groups from the former Yugoslavia who live in Slovenia.
BiH-IPA: An agreement worth 92 million euros
12:06 | 0 | BH Daily News
An agreement on the financing of the first part of the state package of Pre-Accession Assistance, with a total value of more than 92 million Euros, will today in Sarajevo be signed between BiH and the European Commission.
Russia agrees to become partner country at Plovdiv Technical Fair this year
12:09 | 0 | BNR
The cabinet in Moscow has accepted Bulgaria’s invitation to become partner country in this year’s edition of the traditional International Technical Fair in Bulgaria’s second-biggest city of Plovdiv, the press office of the fair has announced.
Bulgaria among EU states with highest rise in unemployment in 2010
12:11 | 0 | Dnevnik
Bulgaria ranked third among the EU members with the highest increase in unemployment in 2010, data by Eurostat showed on February 1, 2011.
S&P withdraws ratings of Bulgarian American Credit Bank
12:21 | 0 | Dnevnik
Standard and Poor's (S&P) has removed the ratings of Bulgarian American Credit Bank (BACB) after downgrading them to B-/C from B/B.
AmCham Croatia: Americans still face investment barriers
12:24 | 0 | Croatian Times
American investors are interested in Croatian tourism and energy sectors, but continue to be hindered by numerous barriers, representatives of the American Chamber of Commerce AmCham have said.
ORF: Sanader received kickbacks from Hypo bank
12:26 | 0 | RadioNET
The Austrian public broadcaster ORF on Wednesday reported that the prosecutorial authorities in Klagenfurt possessed indications that former Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader might have asked and received kickbacks from the Hypo Alpe Adria Bank in the 1990s.
Greece: Doctors continue occupation of ministry, declare 24-hour strike
12:28 | 0 | Athensnews.gr
Protesting doctors continued to occupy the ground floor of the health ministry on Wednesday in protest against proposed reforms of the healthcare system, refusing to budge unless the ministry withdrew the proposed legislation.
President Gjorge Ivanov: "Macedonia's NATO non-membership status unfair"
12:29 | 3 | MIA
US senators, with whom President Gjorge Ivanov held talks in the last two days, consider Macedonia as a positive example in the region that has been unfairly brought in a situation it does not deserve.
EIB approves EUR 130 million loan for Corridor 10 highway section
15:48 
15:51 | 0 | MIA
The entire project is worth about EUR 245 million, funded by the EIB, EU's IPA funds (EUR 45 million), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development-EBRD (EUR 107 million) and the Macedonian Government (EUR 6 million).
IGPR stocktaking review: Last year's criminality in Romania similar to 2009
12:34 | 0 | Agerpres
Increasing security and protection for the citizens, fighting offences, cross-border criminality, drug use and trafficking, were the main objectives of the Romanian Police in 2010, head of the Romanian Police General Inspectorate (IGPR) Liviu Popa declared on Wednesday at the institution's
