:| Dacic: Boycott reflects attitude to Serbia, not Nikolic | Dinar up by another 0.5 %, rate at RSD 114.64 | Serbian President's inauguration wil be held today | Strategic alliance between EU in Turkey is necessary! | Bulgaria, Romania "most vulnerable to Grexit" | Romania’s local elections exit polls: Incumbent Sorin Oprescu gets majority in capital, higher attendance than four years ago | No fiscal consolidation-greater pressure on dinar | Patriarch consecrates Orthodox church in Zagreb | Kosmet patients in danger due to license plates ban | Kosovo Serbs without details of Brussels agreement | Faculty of Security Studies marks 37 years of work | EU answers Nikolic: Membership conditions known | Serbian President to hold reception after stepping into office | Delevic: EU has not given up on enlargement | Nikolic, socialists to confer on government Monday | Govt extends deadline for Smederevo steel mill | Nikolic: I will demand clear answers from Brussels | Bulgarian PM makes Skopje cry and ponder | Macedonia's President Ivanov will not attend Nikolic's inauguration | President Türk gives reason for not attending Nikolić's inauguration | Slovenia closing embassies in Sweden, Finland, Portugal and Ireland | Turkey: tender for Istanbul mega-airport by end of the year | EBRD helps improve public transport system in Arad, Romania | Tadic:Jeremic's election is Serbia's great victory | Meglena Kuneva officially founds own party | Josipovic uses Facebook to invite IT investor group | Slovenian, Bosnian presidents also not attending Nikolic's inauguration | Mesic: Nikolic should be given time | Konjanovski visits first green field investment in Sveti Nikole | Zeljko Bogetic: fiscal policy management in Macedonia so far at solid level | Redzepi: Serbian plates to be banned as of June 15 |
News Archive
26. May 2011.
Greek PM consults with ministers, close associates
22:14 | 
0 | ANA
Prime Minister George Papandreou held an unscheduled meeting with top ministers and associates in Parliament on Thursday evening, in light of Friday's meeting of party leaders to be convened by President Karolos Papoulias.
Kosovo to partake in Warsaw summit without state symbols
05:42 | 0 | Emg.rs, Tanjug
The organizers of the summit of the countries of Central and Southeastern Europe, which is to take place in Warsaw on May 27-28, have accepted Slovakia's request that Kosovo should appear at the meeting without state symbols, the name of Kosovo as an independent state, and
Global Markets: Albania lead economic growth in Europe
05:59 | 2 | Emg.rs
From 2007 Albania has the best economic growth in Europe. Investments in Albania have increased. Tourism in Albania also had the best increase in the world with 42% growth in 2010 and is estimated to hit a record in 2011.
FIPA activities to attract foreign investment in BiH
06:04 | 0 | BH Daily News
All activities conducted by the Agency for Foreign Investment Promotion of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FIPA), since the foundation of the agency, were aimed at creating an image of BiH as a modern state, a serious, competitive and reliable partner for venture capital.
14 tons of opiates seized at Bulgarian borders in 2010
06:06 | 0 | BNR
14 tons of opiates were seized at the Bulgarian borders during 2010, the Customs Agency has reported.
Bulgarian parliament adopts blue card work permit
06:11 | 3 | BNR
The Bulgarian parliament has allowed highly qualified workers from non-EU countries to work in Bulgaria through a blue card permit.
Bulgaria appoints 9 new Consul Generals abroad
06:13 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
The appointments were announced by Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov and approved by the Council of Ministers on Wednesday. Until now, the country had acting Consul Generals at those places.
Fitch improves outlook of 4 Bulgarian banks
06:16 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
The long-term Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) outlook of Bulgaria's Societe Generale Expressbank, Allianz Bank Bulgaria and Bulgarian Development Bank have been upgraded to positive by Fitch Ratings.
Croatia among 21 states facing default according to Business Insider
06:21 | 0 | Croatian Times
Croatia belongs to a group of 21 countries most likely to default, the American business portal Business Insider writes.
Croatia needs more greenfield foreign investment, experts warn
06:23 | 0 | Croatian Times
Foreign investment hit the lowest point since 1996, with only 440 million Euros invested in Croatia, the daily Jutarnji List writes.
Ambassador Ralf Breth appointed as Head of OSCE Mission to Skopje
06:33 | 0 | MIA
Ambassador Ralf Breth of Germany took up his appointment as the new Head of the OSCE Mission to Skopje.
One killed, one heavily injured in Veles-Gradsko road shooting
06:35 | 0 | MIA
One person is killed Tuesday evening on Veles - Gradsko road while other person is heavily injured after unknown perpetrators shot from moving vehicle to other vehicle.
BNR: Greek banks have solvency over 11 pc and contingency plans
06:37 | 0 | Nine O'Clock
Florin Georgescu, First Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Romania (BNR), stated that the Greek banks present in Romania have a solvency level of over 11 per cent, a comfortable level of liquidity and contingency plans in order to maintain their financial solidity, Mediafax
UNDP: 4 million dollars to plan biodiversity management in Romania
06:40 | 0 | Agerpres
The United Nations Development Programme (UNPD) has released more than four million dollars for the Romanian Government over the past five years for a better planning of the biodiversity management in the context of the climate change, UNPD Resident Representative Yesim Oruc
Greece: Opposition parties' reactions to Damanaki's statements
06:57 
07:00 | 0 | Emg.rs, ANA
A statement by Greece's EU Commissioner Maria Damanaki referring to the country's remaining in the eurozone drew reaction from opposition parties.
Petalotis: "Greece's future lies in the euro"
07:01 | 0 | Emg.rs, ANA
Government spokesman Yiorgos Petalotis on Wednesday ruled out scenarios that Greece might quit the eurozone and return to the drachma, saying that such an outcome would be a "major blow" to the country.
OECD: Greek economy to return to growth in 2012
07:04 | 0 | ANA
The Greek economy will return to sustainable growth next year, helped by increasing demand from abroad, improving competitiveness and results from widespread reforms, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said on Wednesday.
