:| Companies from 35 countries at security fair in Belgrade | Dinar slightly drops, exchange rate RSD 101=EUR 1 | First refunds for Serbian tourists in Egypt arrive | EC uses same methodology over name or adjectives: spokesman | Montenegro needs to cut fiscal deficit and public debt, WB and Government officials agree | Luksić and opposition leaders agree over Montenegro’s top foreign policy goal | Pasok MP declares herself independent | Greece: Top brass replaced | Greek referendum threat to Eurozone financial stability | European Parliament president to visit Croatia on Wednesday | Croatian weapons manufacturer after regional markets | Bankruptcies guaranteed as part of Croatia's near future | Croatian businessman buys Zeljezara Split | Bulgaria to decide on Bourgas-Alexandroupolis project within a week | Iceland set to open its labor market for Bulgarians | Wahhabis operate in 17 BiH municipalities | Basescu: Issue of Vlachs and SAA not linked | Committee on KiM meeting suspended | Drews: Situation in north needs peaceful solution | Warlick: Additional measures necessary to attract investment | Roundtable on Draft law on employees in local self-government | Press conference on occasion of business meeting of multinationals with Serbian companies | Conference on human rights activists to open | Choice of strategic partner for exploitation of oil shales in Aleksinac | Serbia, Romania cooperate on infrastructure projects | Tadic,Cvetkovic and Basescu confer in Belgrade | Dacic: MUP & Motorola continue partnership | Russia points to violation of Serbs' rights | Dell: Kosovo political scene is irresponsible | Kosovo starts issuing biometric passports | Russian FM: Resolution 2344 should not be bypassed | Five EU countries to ratify SAA by year's end | Serbian police arrest smugglers, 74 illegal migrants |
News Archive
17. October 2011.
Greek banks may need short-term nationalisation: Blackrock
08:43 | 
0 | Athens News/Reuters
BlackRock Solutions is carrying out an audit of Greek lenders' loan portfolios, a process the Greek central bank hopes will help them regain access to market funding.
G20 tells eurozone to fix debt crisis in eight days
08:44 | 0 | Athens News/Reuters
In unusually direct language, finance ministers and central bankers of the Group of 20 major economies said they expected an October 23 European Union summit to "decisively address the current challenges through a comprehensive plan".
IIF says bond deal should proceed as agreed
08:45 | 0 | Athens News/Reuters
Charles Dallara, managing director of the Institute of International Finance (IIF), said if EU leaders imposed steeper losses on bondholders than the 21 percent write-down they had accepted in July, it could prompt investors to sell other countries' sovereign debt, destabilizing
Papandreou begs citizens to help avert "catastrophe"
08:47 | 1 | Athens News/Reuters
In an interview with the weekly Proto Thema newspaper, Papandreou said the government was fighting to stop Greece defaulting on its debts but the road ahead was hard.
Bulgarian Plama -Pleven refinery to restart production
08:53 | 0 | BNR
Bulgarian Minister of Finance Simeon Djankov has paid a visit to the Plama refinery near the city of Pleven, which is to restart production in December.
Gallup: Ex Bulgarian regional Minister favored as President
08:55 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
Bulgaria's former Minister of Regional Development and Public Works, Rosen Plevneliev, is still the top contender for the country's presidential office with 29% of the vote.
Sofia Airport launches first Tourist Information Center
08:57 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
Sofia Airport and the municipality-owned Tourism Services company will launch a service center providing airport and tourist information.
Bosnia and Herzegovina – a country ready for foreign investments
09:01 | 0 | BH Daily News
In comparison with other countries in transition, Bosnia and Herzegovina has comparative advantages based on natural resources, geographic position, specific competence of the workforce, touristic potentials and a tradiotion of industrial production.
Croatia: Direct foreign investment doubles over last year
09:04 | 0 | Croatian Times
Just in the first six months of 2011 direct foreign investment has doubled last year’s totals, data from Croatian National Bank (HNB) shows.
Steel mill in Split up for sale
09:05 | 0 | Croatian Times
Steel mill Zeljezara Split will go up for sale at the end of the month after being out of business for the past two years.
Week of Japanese culture opens 29 October in Zagreb
09:07 | 0 | Croatian Times
The second annual festival of Japanese culture will take place from 29 October through to 5 November in Croatia's capital Zagreb.
Emir of Qatar to visit Macedonia on Monday
09:42 | 1 | MIA
The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, will arrive on Monday (Oct. 17) for a two-day official visit to the Republic of Macedonia upon an invitation by President Gjorge Ivanov
Macedonia-Kosovo trade exchange on the rise
09:43 | 0 | MIA
Macedonian and Kosovo Economy Ministers, Valon Saraqini and Besim Beqaj respectively, agreed Friday in Pristina on intensifying cooperation in the sectors of energy, tourism, agriculture, environment, cluster association, and SME development.
Greek customs officers go on strike again
12:17 | 1 | Tanjug
The strike will last until October 21, and passenger and freight traffic will be blocked during the period.During the strike, all border crossings towards non-EU countries will be closed, and those who travel to Greece through Macedonia can travel across Bulgaria, Greek border