:News Archive
05. May 2012.
Dodik: Turkey interferes in BiH internal affairs
08:10 | 
0 | Tanjug
President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik said that Friday's talks of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Turkey, Zlatko Lagumdzija and Ahmet Davutoglu, were typical interference in the internal matters of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Protest in Skopje over arrest of suspected killers
08:12 
08:16 | 0 | Emg.rs, Tanjug
Hundreds of mostly young ethnic Albanians protested in Skopje on Friday because of the arrests of people suspected of killing five near Lake Smiljkovsko, and several small incidents happened during the protest.
Albanian Gov't approves full investigation of Dick Marty allegations into Albania territory
08:35 | 0 | Emg.rs
The government of Albania approved draft law, “On jurisdictional over EULEX Task Force probe”. The government forwards the draft to the Assembly and requires its approval at accelerated procedure.
Bulgaria and Qatar map out cooperation spheres
08:37 | 0 | BNR
The Foreign Ministers of the two countries are conducting talks in Sofia on the signing of six agreements to be contracted by the end of the month during the visit to Sofia of the Prime Minister of Qatar.
Bulgarian President is not going to the Yalta forum
08:39 | 0 | BNR
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev will not take part in the meeting of heads of states from Central and East Europe in mid May in Yalta, Ukraine, the presidential spokesperson Maria Ivanova informed.
1 million pieces of smuggled cigarettes seized overnight at Kulata checkpoint
08:40 | 0 | Focus News Agency
1 million pieces of smuggled cigarettes were seized by customs officers at the Kulata checkpoint, the press office of the National Customs Agency announced.
CNN: Greek businesses flee to Bulgaria
08:42 | 0 | Focus News Agency
Greece's economic problems may be having a negative impact across much of Europe, but one country could be benefiting from its troubles, CNN writes.
Warning signs of HIV+ 'explosion' date back to early 2010, health ministry admits
08:49 08:51 | 0 | AMNA
The first warning signs that HIV and AIDS infections, as well as other communicable diseases, were increasingly rapidly in Greece were apparent as far back as February 2010, the health ministry admitted in an announcement on Thursday.
Greek Private Property Fund unveils programme for Q2
08:53 | 0 | AMNA
Greece’s Private Property Development Fund of the State will focus its privatisation programme with nine actions in the second quarter of 2012, the Fund announced in its quarterly report, published on Thursday.
Body of Vodafone Hellas employee exhumed as phone tapping probe reopens
08:57 | 0 | AMNA
The remains of 39-year-old Vodafone Hellas executive Costas Tsalikidis, who was found hanged at his apartment in Athens’ Kolonos district just days after a major phone-tapping scandal involving the company came to light, were exhumed on Thursday.
PM Gruevski: Macedonia's Central Register best in Europe, aims to top the world's list
08:59 | 0 | MIA
The work and reforms of the Central Register have contributed Macedonia for a second year in a row to take the top spot in Europe and to rank sixth in the world according to the World Bank and its parameter for central registry.
Turkish FM reiterates support for Bosnia-Herzegovina's membership in NATO
09:01 | 1 | MIA
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Friday said his country would make every effort for Bosnia-Herzegovina's accession to NATO in the shortest possible time.
Nokia to open mobile application development center in Macedonia next month
09:04 | 0 | MIA
Minister of Information Society and Administration, Ivo Ivanovski met Friday in Helsinki with Nokia's Vice President Erkki Ormala to present to him the investment opportunities offered by Macedonia.
Parliament: Nominees to be heard and voted on Monday
09:06 | 0 | Agerpres
The standing bureaus of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate decided on Friday that specialist commissions would hear the nominated ministers on Monday, May 7, starting at 10 am.
