:| Government condemns every act of extremists | Jeremic to speak with Ban Ki-moon | Parliament in Pristina for control over whole of Kosovo | Ljajic: Hadzic's arrest was excuse to settle Kosovo's status | Moody`s downgraded Cyprus' bond ratings | Greece: S&P warns of a selective default risk | Croatia:Popularity gap narrows between two leading parties | Bulgarian Finance Minister to meet with Lukoil management | Cyprus president asks cabinet to resign | BiH: Export up by 20.5 per cent | Provopoulos : Greece must move beyond program targets | Greek PM outlines priorities and deadlines in letters to ministers | FM Jeremic: Serbia might not address UN Security Council | Situation peaceful, KFOR at Jarinje and Brnjak crossings | Dinar goes up by 1.30 percent, exchange rate RSD 102.18 per euro | Mihajlovic says Albanian extremists attacked young man from Strpce | Tanjug's cameramen injured in north of Kosovo | Athens public transport body to change airport bus routes | Dentists strike on Thursday | West Nile virus infection case reported in Greece | Troika technical team in Athens | Greece: Six Pakistanis arrested in Komotini for kidnapping fellow nationals | Srebrenica in the eyes of truth | UN advocates peaceful resolution of crisis in northern Kosovo | Croatian KFOR helicopters not damaged | Inzko: Bosnia and Herzegovina is a sovereign state | Agreement reached: KFOR takes over Jarinje | Memorandum of Understanding with UN Office of Project Services to be signed |
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Moody`s downgraded Cyprus' bond ratings
12:30 | 
0 | CNA
The key drivers for its rating action are the ``ongoing concerns about Cyprus`s fiscal position, which are amplified by the fiscal and economic consequences of the destruction of the Vasilikos power plant on 11 July 2011``, the ``increasingly fractious domestic political climate,
Greece: S&P warns of a selective default risk
12:27 | 0 | Emg.rs, Kathimerini
S&P is the last of the three major rating agencies to warn of a default after eurozone leaders and banks agreed last week that the private sector would shoulder part of the burden of the rescue package that offers Greece more cash and easier loan terms to keep it afloat.
Croatia:Popularity gap narrows between two leading parties
12:23 | 0 | Croatian Times
Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) has regained popularity and is now just 2.5 per cent behind the favoured Social Democratic Party (SDP), latest Ipsos plus poll shows.
Bulgarian Finance Minister to meet with Lukoil management
12:20 | 0 | Focus Nes Agency
Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov is to meet with Lukoil management after the customs agency stripped the company’s oil refinery of key licenses on Tuesday.
Cyprus president asks cabinet to resign
12:19 | 0 | Sofia Echo News
Cyprus President Dimitris Christofias has asked his ministers to resign as part of a major Cabinet reshuffling prompted by a deadly munitions blast and sour economy.
BiH: Export up by 20.5 per cent
12:09 | 0 | BH Daily News
In June, BH’s export amounted to BAM 706 million and import reached BAM 1.416 billion, so export covered 49.9 per cent of import, the Statistics Agency of BH announced.
Provopoulos : Greece must move beyond program targets
11:46 | 0 | ANA
Provopoulos noted that if Greece adhere to its adjustment program strictly and consistently, the country could return to market sooner. The central banker estimated return to positive growth rates from 2012, less than 1.0 pct, and above 2.0 pct from 2013.
Greek PM outlines priorities and deadlines in letters to ministers
11:44 | 0 | ANA
In letters sent to all government ministers on Wednesday, Prime Minister George Papandreou outlined both the priorities and deadlines that he intends them to work to until the end of August.
Athens public transport body to change airport bus routes
08:47 | 0 | ANA
The Athens Urban Transport Organisation (OASA) on Wednesday announced a number of changes to bus routes serving Athens' 'Eleftherios Venizelos' International Airport beginning on August 1st, designed to better serve commuters travelling between the airport, the seaport of Piraeus
Dentists strike on Thursday
08:45 | 0 | ANA
The Hellenic Federation of Dentistry has announced a nationwide strike by dentists throughout the country on Thursday, in protest against a government amendment that they say presages the liberalisation of their profession.
West Nile virus infection case reported in Greece
08:44 | 0 | ANA
The first case of West Nile virus (WNV) infection during 2011 was described as mild encephalitis by Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (KEELPNO) experts in announcements on Wednesday.
Troika technical team in Athens
08:42 | 0 | ANA
Following the review, the troika will draft its new report ahead of the disbursement of an 8 billion euros tranche of financing to Greece which, according to the Athens government, will be the first tranche of the new 109 billion euros support programme for the country decided
Greece: Six Pakistanis arrested in Komotini for kidnapping fellow nationals
08:40 | 0 | ANA
Police in Komotini, northern Greece, on Wednesday arrested six Pakistani nationals on charges of kidnapping fellow Pakistanis to extort ransom money from their relatives.
Inzko: Bosnia and Herzegovina is a sovereign state
08:21 | 0 | BH News
The High Representative Valentin Inzko has noted with great concern recent public statements, including by the President of the Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik, that deny the statehood of Bosnia and Herzegovina, that characterize the country as a state union, and that claim that
Srebrenica in the eyes of truth
08:40 | 0 | Emg.rs
Norwegian director and an independent investigative journalist Ola Flum shook the “politically correct” part of the Norwegian public two-piece documentary on Srebrenica, recently shown on Norwegian TV.
27. July 2011.
Zagreb sees 24 percent more overnight stays in June
13:05 | 0 | Emg.rs
In the first 6 months, Zagreb saw a 10% increase in arrivals and a 9% increase in overnights. Numerically stated, it means 284,561 arrivals and 496,338 overnight stays, out of which 211,974 were foreigners with 366,183 overnights, thus, making an increase of 15% in visits and
Foreign companies plan to invest 850 mln euros in Romania
13:03 | 0 | Agerpres
The foreign companies plan to invest 850 million euros in Romania in 18 huge projects, Sorin Vasilescu, the director of Foreign Investment Direction of the Romanian Center for the Promotion of Trade and Foreign Investments told a press conference on Tuesday.
Greek FinMin addresses Peterson Institute
13:01 | 0 | ANA
Government vice president and finance minister Evangelos Venizelos on Monday night addressed the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington on "The Greek Debt Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities".
Greek government, IIF to meet Thursday in Athens
07:35 | 0 | ANA
The Greek government and the Institute for International Finance (IIF) will have a first working meeting in Athens on Thursday in an effort to agree on the details of private sector’s participation in a new Greek support deal, Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos said
Taxi owners march in central Athens
07:34 | 0 | ANA
Striking taxi owners on Tuesday carried out a march in the centre of Athens to protest against government plans for the liberalisation of the taxi services sector.
Greece: Police arrest 89 foreign nationals
07:30 | 0 | ANA
A total of 114 foreign nationals were detained and 89 arrested as illegal immigrants in the port city of Patras on Tuesday.
Bulgarian government survives no confidence vote
07:29 | 0 | BNR
The no confidence motion has been rejected with 91 votes for, 143 votes against, while one member of the parliament abstained.
26. July 2011.
Greek FDI inflows at 1.269 billion US dollars in 2010
10:46 | 0 | ANA
Greece needs now more than ever a stable and clear regulatory investment framework to promoting sustainable growth, UNCTAD’s World Investment Report 2011 said on Monday.
Moody's new downgrade decision widely expected, Commission says
10:42 | 0 | Emg.rs, ANA
A decision by Moody’s to downgrade Greece’s credit rating by three notches was widely expected, an EU Commission spokesman said on Monday.
Greek banks' debt to ECB totaled 103 bln euros in June
10:40 | 0 | ANA
Greek banks raised their dependence from liquidity operations of the European Central Bank in June, the Bank of Greece said on Monday.
More generators from Greece arrive in Cyprus
10:38 | 0 | ANA
The generators were provided to Cypriot authorities by Greece's Public Power Corporation following the tragic accident at a navy base on July 11, which seriously damaged one of the country's main power plants.
Romania: Oilseed rape crop estimates exceeded by 13 pct
09:23 | 0 | Agerpres
The oilseed rape crop so far totals 730,284 tonnes, exceeding by 13 pct the initial estimates of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) of 646,059 tonnes.
Code Yellow advisory of torrential rain and storms issued for 15 counties, until Tuesday evening
09:20 | 0 | Agerpres
The National Meteorology Administration (ANM) issued on Monday a Code Yellow advisory of torrential rain and storms for 15 counties, in place till Tuesday evening.
Event "Krusevo-Ethno Town" opens
09:18 | 0 | MIA
Event "Krusevo-Ethno Town" opened late Sunday by reading the manifesto of the so-called 'tourism uprising', in the attendance of numerous guests, state officials, and diplomatic corps to Macedonia.
FYRMacedonia: Parliament starts preparations to elect new government
09:17 | 0 | MIA
Parliament Speaker Trajko Veljanoski will prepare the session for electing the new government on Tuesday (July 26) together with coordinators of parliamentary groups.