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Dodik: Parliament to discuss cancellation of decision on referendum
05:40 | 
0 | Tanjug
Republika Srpska (RS) President Milorad Dodik stated in Banja Luka on Thursday that the agenda of the next parliament sitting on May 31 would include the point which refers to the abolishment of the decision on the referendum regarding the laws imposed by the high representative
Jutanji List: Croatia to join EU on July 1, 2013
05:42 
05:43 | 0 | Tanjug
The Zagreb daily Jutarnji List writes Thursday that Croatia will conclude EU accession talks before the summer and become a full-fledged member of the union on July 1, 2013.
Remains of 48 Serbian nationals killed in operation Bljesak exhumed
05:58 | 0 | Tanjug
The Committee for Missing Persons stated today that at a cemetery in Vrbovljani, Western Slavonija, Croatian authorities completed the exhumation of the remains of Serbian nationals killed in operation Bljesak (Flash), conducted by Croatian police and the army.
EU confirms postponement of Barroso’s visit to Tirana
06:04 | 0 | Alsat
European Commissioner’s spokesperson, Hansen, declared that the visit was postponed because of the tense situation that was created in the country during the counting process.
Albania: CEC restarts counting process, tensions rise
06:05 | 0 | Alsat
Hundreds of supporters of the Socialist Party (SP) in Fier gathered to protest in “Fitorja” Square, as a sign of support that has been organizing for two days in front of the Central Election Commission (CEC) in Tirana.
Austria to continue investing in BiH, 48 mln loan at disposal
06:08 | 0 | Fena
Although the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) shall close its office in BiH on 30 June, Austria will not stop investing in BiH, it was said today in Sarajevo at the second donor coordination forum.
South Steam shareholders to strike new agreement in 2011
06:09 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
A new shareholders' agreement for the South Stream gas transit pipeline will be signed in 2011, Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller has announced.
HDZ, SDP and HNS comment on EU monitoring of Croatia
06:11 | 0 | RadioNET, Hina
Asked by the press on Wednesday about possible monitoring after the coming completion of accession negotiations with the European Union, Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor said the government had reiterated that it would work as hard after the completion of the talks as it
FM Droutsas: the Greek people do not deserve unconstructive criticism
06:13 | 0 | Emg.rs, ANA
In a message addressing the criticism coming from both inside and outside Greece on the efforts of the government and the Greek society to deal with the country's fiscal crisis, Droutsas added that every political force and every political leader in Greece must shoulder their
Greece: 62 percent opposed to the memorandum
06:16 | 0 | ANA
Some 62 percent of respondents to an opinion poll conducted on behalf of private Skai television by Public Issue were opposed to the memorandum .
Norway freezes $42 mln payment to Greece
06:18 | 0 | Emg.rs, AP
Norway has frozen a 235 million kroner ($42.6 million) grant to Greece, saying the financially strapped country has failed to live up to the conditions that were linked to receiving the money.
Fitch downgrades Greece further into junk status
19:07 | 0 | Athens News
Fitch downgraded Greece on Friday to B+ from BB+, citing problems with the country's implementation of essential reforms to its economy.