:| Tadic: "Our most important task is to keep Serbs in Kosovo" | Peaceful night at barricades in northern Kosovo | Turkish FM: Turkish-Serbian relations improve stability in Balkans | Acropolis Museum open all day on Friday | Serb Patriarch visits Halki School of Theology in Turkey | Alpha Eurobank to begin operating in early December | Italian low-cost airline Blu-express to introduce Skopje-Roma flights | Greece: Business owners request compensation for damages during protests | Greece: 24-hour public transport strike on Tuesday | Greece and China sign economic cooperation memorandum | Russia, Armenia rely on South Stream to boost regional ties | Russia wants UN to address Libyan issue | Bulgaria: Plevneliev 39.67%, Kalfin 29.75% | The death toll from the earthquake in Turkey exceeded 200 people | China's Huawei to invest nearly 200 million euros in Romania by 2014 | Good time to buy flats in Zagreb | Painful cuts await new government, HNB Governor warns | Croatia: Students block Faculty of Philosophy over tuition fees | Greek companies move businesses in Bulgaria | GERB won the elections for Sofia | Bosnia's EPRS tenders to sell H1 2012 power surplus | Cvetkovic: Govt. is carefully drafting 2012 budget | Croatia: War criminal Glavas to head election list | Akashi: Details of Markale case still unclear | Serbian parliament speaker to visit U.S. Congress | Amendments to be discussed Thursday | Drews visits KFOR troops in Zubin Potok | Students continue protests despite incidents | President Tadic urges independent probe | Kalinic, Simovic sentenced to 30 years in prison | Dacic to meet group of European journalists | Mrkonjic on visit to Italy | Italian company Vagnone & Boeri to cooperate with AD Elan company from Prijepolje | IPA funds to provide €12,3 million for cross-border projects | Fifty-one project approved in investment promotion programme | Djelic on two-day visit to Stuttgart | Tirana, Pristina form joint consular service | Kosovo Serbs to hold press conference Tuesday | Fajon: Asylum seekers not affecting EU candidacy | Markovic meets Angola's culture minister | NBS Governor: Gov't did not stick to agreement | Josipovic ready for agreement with Serbia |
News Archive
05. October 2011.
Serbs, Macedonians cross border with ID card only
07:18 | 
0 | Tanjug
Citizens of Serbia and Macedonia will in the future cross the border between the two states with biometric ID cards only, based on the agreement signed by the two countries' foreign ministers Ivica Dacic and Gordana Jankulovska on Monday.
Finnair opens route from Helsinki to Dubrovnik
07:46 | 0 | BH Daily News
In April next year, Finnair will launch a direct route from Helsinki to Dubrovnik, located at the southern tip of Croatia.
BiH: Inflation rate 3.9 per cent in August 2011
07:47 | 0 | BH Daily News
The prices of consumer products and services in BH were lower in August in comparison with July 2011 by average 0.1 per cent, the Statistics Agency has said.
Short-term receivables of the 1.600 largest companies in the RS increased
07:49 | 0 | BH Daily News
Short-term receivables of the 1.600 largest companies in the Bosnia’s Republika Srpska (RS) in the first half of this year increased by one billion marks(about half billion euros), or 20.8 percent compared more to last year, and currently amount is 4.8 billion marks (about
ITABiH: Income in September higher by 7%
07:51 | 0 | Fena
Indirect Tax Administration of BiH (ITA) has collected 535 million KM on Unique account, which is 7% or 33 million KM more than the same month last year.
Direct damages of BiH companies doing business in Libya 108,8 mln Euro
07:52 | 0 | Fena
Total direct damages to the companies that had business activities in Libya, up to the outbreak of war in that country, estimated at 108.8 million euro, and maximum losses were suffered by Energoinvest, Hidrogradnja, Sirbegovic Co. and Neimarstvo, with amounts exceeding seven
OMV mulls selling business in Bulgaria, Eastern Europe, report
07:55 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
The Austrian oil and gas group is considering selling its refineries and gas stations in order to use the revenues to boost its more profitable natural gas production unit, according to Czech TV station CT24.
Bulgaria: CRC denies launching tender for 4th mobile operator
07:57 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
Bulgaria's Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) has rejected media allegations that it has called a tender for a fourth mobile operator.
Croatian Railways (HZ) could do away with as many as 164 national connections that are not making enough money.
08:00 | 0 | Croatian Times
The state company has lost some 90 million kunas (12 million Euros) on these lines that include connections between Zagreb, Rijeka and Osijek, amongst others. The losses have prevented the company from buying some badly needed new trains.
Eurogroup: Waiting for the next report on Greece
08:10 | 0 | Emg.rs
At their meeting on 3 October in Luxembourg, the finance ministers of the euro area postponed a decision on the next disbursement of financial aid for Greece, but firmly ruled out any possibility of the country defaulting or leaving the euro area.
Greece to get next tranche in November
08:24 | 0 | Voice of Russia
Athens will have to wait again. A meeting of Euro zone finance ministers in Luxemburg decided not to provide it with the next bailout trance until November. The group’s head Jean-Claude Juncker relentlessly pointed to Greece’s ability to pay off its debts, which
Greece: No planes or trains on Wednesday
08:29 | 0 | ANA
Public transport workers in Athens will participate with work stoppages in Wednesday’s 24-hour strike, called by the civil servants union federation Adedy and the General Confederation of Employees of Greece (GSEE), the country’s largest umbrella trade union organisation
Greece: SMEs sector shrinking, Commission report
08:31 | 0 | ANA
The number of small- and medium-sized enterprises in Greece is expected to decline by 3.3 percent this year, while their workforce is expected to fall by 2.8 percent in 2011, a report published by the European Commission said on Tuesday.
IOBE says Greece needs 10-year development programme
08:33 | 0 | ANA
IOBE said the country needed a 10-year development programme, to gradually cut its fiscal deficit below 2.0% of GDP by 2015 through cutting spending and the size of the state, lower payroll costs in the general government and limiting tax breaks and tax evasion.
Samaras queries the premier on the increased crime rate
08:35 | 0 | ANA
New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras on Tuesday referred to rising crime rates and the insecurity experienced by citizens, coupled with the rapid increase in illegal migration.
Greece: Two Albanians wanted on Euro warrants arrested at border post
08:39 
08:41 | 0 | ANA
Two Albanian nationals, aged 26 and 37, wanted by German and Italian authorities, respectively, on European arrest warrants, were apprehended at the Kakavia border crossing at the Greek-Albanian frontier when attempting to enter Greece, it was announced on Monday.
Qatar Holding buys 7.07 pct stake in European Goldfields for 130 mln Canadian dollars
08:41 | 0 | ANA
Aktor Construction International Ltd, a subsidiary of Aktor ATE, on Monday announced an agreement to sell 13 million shares of European Goldfileds to Qatar Holding, or 7.07 pct of the company’s equity capital, for 130 million Canadian dollars.
Greek-Ukrainian business forum this month
08:43 | 0 | ANA
A Greek-Ukrainian business forum entitled “Cooperation between Ukraine and Greece Under the Global Economic Crisis: Practical Possibilities and Prospects of Collaboration”, will be held on Oct. 7, 2011, within the framework of a forthcoming visit by Ukrainian President
Greece: Tourist arrivals on the rise in September
08:45 | 0 | ANA
Tourist arrivals in Greece recorded a double digit rise in the first month of autumn and while this year’s tourism season nears its end, the tourism sector continues to be the most productive sector of the Greek economy, it was announced on Monday.
Minimum salary to double labor price of 65,000 workers: trade unions
08:48 | 0 | MIA
The Federation of Trade Unions of Macedonia (SSM) is satisfied from the agreement on the minimum salary with economic-social partners, promising that the lowest salary in Macedonia will be higher than the minimum one.
Macedonia, Europol put into operation information exchange agreement
08:49 | 0 | MIA
In the framework of the Ministerial Forum on Justice and Home Affairs EU-Western Balkans in Ohrid, Minister of Interior Gordana Jankuloska and Europol director Robert Wainwright referred Tuesday to putting into operation of the information exchange agreement on all levels.
Montenegro signs extradition treaty with Macedonia
08:51 | 0 | Emg.rs
On the sidelines of the EU-Western Balkans Justice and Home Affairs Ministerial Forum, Minister of Justice Duško Marković and his Macedonian counterpart Blerim Bexheti signed today the Extradition Agreement between the two countries.
Romania: Central Bank's forex reserves advance 3.3 pct in September
08:53 | 0 | Agerpres
On Sept. 30, 2011, the forex reserves of the National Bank of Romania (BNR) stood at EUR 33.626 billion, up 3.3 pct from the EUR 32.550 billion registered on August 31, 2011.
SEEMO Delegation to visit Skopje from 4-6 October
08:59 09:01 | 0 | Emg.rs
The Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO), an affiliate of the International Press Institute (IPI), will visit the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) from 4-6 October 2011.
Austrians and Slovenians are building mini hydroelectric power stations in Republika Srpska
09:04 | 0 | Serbia-energy.com
The Prime Minister of Republika Srpska Aleksandar Dzombic signed an agreement on cooperation about building mini hydroelectric power stations project with the representatives of Austrian company KI - Kelag International and Slovenian company Interenergo.
EULEX Head of Mission completes visit to Tirana
16:45 | 0 | Emg.rs
The EULEX Head of Mission, Xavier de Marnhac, has completed his visit to Tirana, where he met the Albanian Prime Minister, Foreign Minister and Interior Minister. A Technical Arrangement on police cooperation was signed between EULEX and the Interior Ministry.