:| 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
02. November 2011.
Wahhabis operate in 17 BiH municipalities
06:01 | 
0 | Tanjug
Wahhabis established their strongholds in the municipalities of Zenica, Zepce, Kalesija, Travnik, Bugojno, Zavidovici, Maglaj, Tesanj, Brcko, Sarajevo, Mostar, Konjic, Jablanica, Sanski Most, Teslic, Doboj and Doboj Istok.
Iceland set to open its labor market for Bulgarians
06:21 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
Iceland's government has decided to offer the country's Parliament to grant full access to its labor market to Bulgarian citizens, the Labor Ministry in Sofia said.
Bulgaria to decide on Bourgas-Alexandroupolis project within a week
06:26 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
Bulgaria will come up with a decision on the environmental impact assessment (EIA) of the Bourgas–Alexandroupolis oil pipeline within a week, the country's Environment Ministry said.
Croatian businessman buys Zeljezara Split
06:31 | 0 | Croatian Times
Steel mill Zeljezara Split has been sold to Croatian businessman and owner of company Adria Celik, Petar Pripuz.
Bankruptcies guaranteed as part of Croatia's near future
06:36 | 0 | Croatian Times
Croatia has to brace for an avalanche of bankruptcies that loom on the horizon this and next year, expert warns.
Croatian weapons manufacturer after regional markets
06:41 | 0 | Croatian Times
Croatian weapons manufacturer Djuro Djakovic is reaching out to regional markets with a presentation of its combat vehicle at a fair in Tirana, Albania.
European Parliament president to visit Croatia on Wednesday
06:46 | 0 | tportal.hr
European Parliament President Jerzy Buzek will pay an official visit to Croatia on Wednesday, during which he will meet with the most senior Croatian officials, Buzek's office said in a statement on Tuesday.
Greek referendum threat to Eurozone financial stability
06:49 | 0 | Fitch Ratings
The announcement by the Prime Minister of Greece of a public referendum to approve the economic and financial conditions associated with the new EU-IMF programme, including the debt restructuring under the 'private sector involvement' (PSI), dramatically raises the stakes for
Greece: Top brass replaced
06:52 | 0 | Athens News
In a surprise move, the defence minister proposed on Tuesday evening the complete replacement of the country’s top brass.
Pasok MP declares herself independent
06:55 | 0 | AMNA
Milena Apostolaki announced her withdrawal from the Pasok parliamentary group and declared herself an independent over the issue of the referendum, a parliamentary official said.
Luksić and opposition leaders agree over Montenegro’s top foreign policy goal
06:57 | 0 | Emg.rs
Prime Minister Igor Lukšić and the leaders of Montenegro three biggest opposition parties agreed at a meeting earlier today that full membership of the European union is the country’s top foreign policy goal.
Montenegro needs to cut fiscal deficit and public debt, WB and Government officials agree
06:58 | 0 | Emg.rs
The collaboration with the World Bank is of great importance in advancing Montenegro’s fiscal position and creating long term progress policies which are supposed to improve the standard of living of the majority of Montenegrin citizens, Minister Katnić emphasised.
EC uses same methodology over name or adjectives: spokesman
07:00 | 0 | MIA
The European Commission asks everyone in Macedonia to focus on the Progress Report content, because the importance lies in its assessment on the significance of progress in reforms for the well-being of all citizens, says Peter Stano, spokesman of Enlargement Commissioner Stefan