:News Archive
28. March 2012.
Vujanovic: Montenegro to back Jeremic's candidacy
06:22 | 
0 | Tanjug
Montenegro will back the candidacy of the Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic for the chairman of the UN General Assembly, Montenegrin President Filip Vujanovic stated on Tuesday.
France: Kosovo and Albania are not safe countries
06:27 | 0 | Tanjug
The Council of State as the highest administrative body in France annulled the decision of the Administrative Council of the Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA) which qualifies Kosovo and Albania as countries of safe origin.
BiH has to improve its standards if it wants to continue its goods export to Croatia
06:31 | 0 | Fena
Bosnia and Herzegovina must raise its standards to continue to export meat and milk on the Croatian market after accession of this country into the European Union in the mid of next year, said today in Sarajevo, a member of the Croatian negotiating team with the EU Ruzica
National goal for Bulgaria: 76% of employment by 2020
06:33 | 0 | BNR
A draft for a National Programme for reforms in Bulgaria along the strategy Europe 2020 was presented at the Council of Ministers in Sofia.
Bulgaria appoints new deputy foreign minister
06:37 | 0 | Novinite.com
Bulgaria's ambassador to Poland Ivan Naydenov has been appointed Deputy Foreign Minister in charge of European affairs, the government announced.
Croatia partner country at Mostar Economic fair
06:40 | 0 | Croatian Times
The Croatian Chamber of Commerce (CCC) have announced that at the Croatian stand, which will be 120 square metres, a wide selection of Croatian wines, alcoholic drinks and delicatessen products will be exhibited, reported Croatian radio television.
Islamic banks with no interest coming to Croatia
06:43 | 1 | Croatian Times
Islamic banks are not only intended for Muslims but for all citizens. There are no special requirements for non-Muslims.
Austria's Kaufmann Group invests over 435 million Euros in Croatia
06:45 | 0 | Croatian Times
City Centre One East, a 130,000 square metre shopping centre in the Croatian capital Zagreb will open its doors on Thursday, reports website monitor.hr.
PM Gruevski: Qatar companies focus on energy projects
06:48 | 0 | MIA
The Qatari Minister of Energy and Industry on his part said the meeting with Gruevski was "very successful", stressing that their talks focused on cooperation in several areas - energy, gasification and potential partnership in other projects.
Mebel 2012 opened at Skopje Fair
06:55 | 0 | Emg.rs, MIA
The 38. International Fair of Furniture, Household, and Social Buildings Equipment, Manufacturing Supplies, and Furniture Industry Machinery "Mebel 2012" opened at Skopje Fair on Tuesday.
FYRMacedonia: Gasoline, diesel prices increase
06:58 | 0 | MIA
The new price of EUROSUPER BS-95 is Denar 87.50 per liter, EUROSUPER BS-98 - Denar 89.00, EURODIESEL (DE-V) - Denar 75.50 and extra light household fuel (EL-1) - Denar 64.00, the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has decided.
Greece: Political parties to receive 7.72 million euros
10:28 
10:30 | 0 | AMNA
The ministry of interior will fund the political parties with 7.72 million euros within the framework of their regular financing approved for research and educational purposes.
Greek FM met with the Special Envoy of the U.S. Secretary of State for Eurasian Energy
10:30 10:34 | 0 | Emg.rs, AMNA
Foreign Minister Stavros Dimas on Tuesday met with visiting Special Envoy of the U.S. Secretary of State for Eurasian Energy, Ambassador Richard Morningstar and discussed issues concerning the exports of Iranian oil, the energy pipelines and the exploitation of the natural
Greece: Universities at risk of closing due to PSI bond swap
10:41 | 0 | AMNA
Many of Greece's universities have been reduced to penury, with their accounts now approaching zero, following the conversion of their funds into Greek state bonds by the Bank of Greece and the subsequent PSI bond swap scheme they were forced to accept in March.
Metro, ISAP, Tram work-stoppage Wednesday
10:43 | 0 | AMNA
The employees of Athens' commuter rail services have called a 4-hour warning work stoppage on Wednesday, in protest over the stance of the STASY S.A -- the state-run company that manages rail-based transport infrastructure in the greater Athens area -- administration on the
