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Bulgaria recalls 13 ambassadors who served in secret police
07:43 | 
0 | SEtimes.com
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Vessela Cherneva confirmed on Tuesday (May 3rd) that 13 Bulgarian ambassadors have been recalled -- pending dismissal -- over their past service in the communist-era secret services.
Three Bulgarian citizens accused of supporting terrorists
07:46 | 0 | SEtimes.com
Media in Bulgaria reported that the three Bulgarian citizens who were arrested are of Turkish origin. They were allegedly involved in producing fake documents for members of the terror group.
Albanian campaign with violence
07:51 | 0 | Pioneer-Investors.com
President of the Republic of Albania, Bamir Topi defined the intensified violence during this electoral campaign as dangerous.
Greece: Population and residence census in May
07:53 | 0 | ANA
A population and residence census will be conducted in Greece on May 10-24, the Hellenic Statistical Authority (Elstat) announced in a press conference on Wednesday.
Dodik disagrees with Inzko's stand regarding referendum issue
13:28 | 0 | Tanjug
High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) Valentin Inzko said after concluding his talks with President of Republika Srpska (RS) Milorad Dodik in Banja Luka Wednesday that they had not reached a consensus on the referendum issue.
Croatian PM meets with ICTY chief prosecutor
13:32 | 1 | RadioNET
Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor held talks with the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), Serge Brammertz, in Zagreb on Wednesday, the government's public relations office said in a statement.
Greece wants a conclusive agreement with FYROM
13:34 | 5 | ANA
A Greek foreign ministry spokesman on Wednesday was queried over the pending case before the International Court of Justice at The Hague (ICJ) brought by the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Fyrom) -- a Nato and EU hopeful -- against Greece.
Zakynthos arrivals up 500% in first month of tourism season
13:35 | 0 | ANA
Tourist arrivals on the island of Zakynthos skyrocketed by more than 500 percent in April, the first month of the 2011 summer tourism season, according to figures released by the local airport.
DUI, DPA leaders commit to fair, democratic elections
13:37 | 0 | MIA
Leaders of the two largest parties of Albanians in Macedonia, Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) and Democratic Party of Albanians (DPA), Ali Ahmeti and Menduh Thaci respectively, signed Wednesday an Election Pact in light of the June 5 snap elections, committing to free,
Peace Implementation Council to discuss RS referendum today
16:05 | 0 | Tanjug
The Managing Board of the Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) Peace Implementation Council (PIC) is to consider the decision of Republika Srpska (RS) to run a referendum on legality and constitutionality of the BiH Court and Prosecutor's Office, after whić High Representative for BiH