Djelic denies any ownership connection to the "Ekonom:east Media Group"

Dinar strengthens against euro,rate at RSD 115.65

EC: New crisis management measures to avoid future bank bail-outs

Romania: Gov't decides to cut expenditures on protocol events, foreign visits in public institutions

FYRMacedonia: January-April external trade volume US$3,3 billion: statistics

US embassy hosts first-ever anti-piracy seminar at Posidonia exhibition

Turkish tourists to receive visas at ports of Rhodes, Kos

Preparedness exercise on Wed. by military's rapid deployment forces

Tsipras briefs G20 ambassador's on SYRIZA's platforms on economy and foreign policy

Sorensen:BiH to get candidacy status early in 2014

Hungary and Ukraine at forefront of democratic decline in Central and Eastern Europe

Jahjaga rules out division of Kosovo or territory swap

Josipovic won't attend new Serbian president's inaugural ceremony

Historical archive Sarajevo makes cooperation with historical archives from Belgrade and Ljubljana officials

Toner: Srebrenica genocide cannot be denied

KCUS: Three patients operated with use of modern system for neuronavigation

Money, Politics, Power: Corruption Risks in Europe

Bulgaria awarded 5 first-class investor certificates since January 2012

NYTimes: Greece may go completely broke as soon as July

According to Turkish school aids part of Bulgaria is Turkish territory

Bulgaria to issue bonds worth up to EUR 950 mln.

PM Berisha receives Kosova Minister of Labor and Social Welfare Nenad Rasic

PM Berisha welcomes participants in International Conference on Foreign Investments in Albania

Improvement of transport infrastructure important for region’s development

Increasing number of protected areas in Serbia by European standards

No new requirements for Serbia's EU membership

EULEX flyers inform drivers on reregistration

Spokesman: Fuele to attend Nikolic's inauguration

UN ahead of decision - Jeremic or Cekuolis

Military healthcare pillar of Angola-Serbia ties

Tadic: We are close to formation of majority

FH:Positive changes, but same ranking for Serbia

Vujanovic to attend Nikolic's inauguration

Nielsen: I hope that was just Nikolic's gaffe

Analysts: More harm than good from higher VAT

Economy's competitiveness poses main problem

Serbia's balance of payments increased by 46.1%

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08. May 2012.

Greece: ND fails to find coalition partner; mandate goes to SYRIZA on Tuesday

10:42 | 0 | AMNA

In a live televised statement on Monday evening, New Democracy (ND) party leader Antonis Samaras said that his efforts to form a coalition government with any of the other parties elected to Parliament had failed and that he was handing back the exploratory mandate presented

SEEMO concerned by media pressure in Greece

05:31 05:32 | 0 | Emg.rs

The Vienna-based South East Media Organisation (SEEMO), an affiliate of the International Press Institute (IPI), is concerned by the latest pressures and threats exerted on the media by the Greek Golden Dawn party.

Macedonia resumes high-level acession dialogue with EU

05:32 | 1 | MIA

Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski and Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule resume Monday in Skopje the Republic of Macedonia-EU high-level accession dialogue, launched in March.

FYROM: Gasoline prices drop by Denar 3.5

05:33 | 0 | MIA

Gasoline prices will reduce by Denar 3.5 per liter while diesel and extra light household fuel (EL-1) remain unchanged as of Monday midnight.

Ponta Cabinet installed by Parliament

05:34 05:35 | 0 | Agerpres

Ponta Cabinet was installed on Monday by the Parliament with 284 votes in favour and 92 against.

Italy-Albania: with 400 companies we're main investor, Terzi

05:36 | 0 | ANSAmed

''With 400 Italian or so Italian-Albanian companies working in Albania, Italy is the main investor in Albania according to the number of operators and only ranks second according to the investments' value''.

Orban, Milanovic: Good business results of INA and MOL in joint interest

05:36 | 0 | tportal.hr

The visiting Croatian Prime Minister, Zoran Milanovic, and his host in Budapest, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, on Monday agreed that it was in the interest of both countries that the INA and MOL oil companies do business well, but that their problems could not be solved

Hour of work buys less than a Big Mac in Croatia

05:37 | 1 | Croatian Times

Croatians pay 3.15 US dollars for a Big Mac sandwich but a McDonald’s worker in Croatia can afford only a piece of the burger.

Saab awarded $2.4M military training equipment contract in Bulgaria

05:37 05:38 | 0 | Sofia Echo News

Swedish aerospace and defence firm Saab has been awarded a $2.4 million contract to deliver its deployable instrumented training system (DITS) for the Bulgarian Army, the company said in a statement.

Sofia offers Israel cooperation in agriculture

05:38 | 0 | BNR

Bulgaria’s Minister of Agriculture and Foods Miroslav Naydenov has met with the new ambassador of Israel to Bulgaria Shaul Kamisa Raz.

Izetbegovic's letter to PIC: No condition for termination of supervision for Brcko

05:38 | 0 | Fena

The BiH Presidency Chairman Bakir Izetbegović sent a letter of the following content to the Ambassadors of the Countries Members of the Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council.

Degert: Europe incomplete without Western Balkans

10:36 | 0 | Tanjug

The fall of the Berlin Wall has been the largest success of the EU in bringing back together the East and Western Europe, but it will not be finished off until the countries of the Western Balkans join the Union, head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Vincent Degert said Monday.

07. May 2012.

Basescu to IMF: No letter to Parliament if public pension fund affected

10:39 | 0 | Agerpres

President Traian Basescu said Sunday that he will not submit to Parliament the letter of intent of the Romanian Government to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) unless the principle of not affecting the structural deficits of the public healthcare and pension funds is observed.

Construction of new plant starts next week, three other factories to launch operations in late May

10:37 | 0 | MIA

Construction of a new plant situated at the technological and industrial development zone Skopje 1 (TIRZ1) next week and start of operations in three factories in late May or early June were announced Sunday by PM Nikola Gruevski upon his visit to the Institute of Gerontology

9 Executive Directors of World Bank visited Bulgaria

10:33 | 0 | BNR

9 members of the Board of Directors of the World Bank Group paid a two-day visit to Bulgaria to get acquainted with the progress of partnership in support of its European membership.

06. May 2012.

Greek conservative leader seeks pro-European govt

22:14 | 0 | NEWSNOW, Reuters

Greek conservative leader Antonis Samaras said on Sunday he was ready to try to form a "national salvation" government and appealed to pro-European parties to join him.

Greek Socialist leader calls for pro-bailout unity govt

21:29 | 0 | NEWSNOW, Reuters

Greek Socialist leader Evangelos Venizelos called for a national unity government of all pro-bailout parties, but warned that forming such a coalition would be difficult.

Greece: Massive losses for Greek main parties, exit polls

18:08 19:28 | 0 | Emg.rs

Conservative New Democracy and socialist Pasok are only expected to muster up to 37 percent of the vote between them, with the leftist Syriza party leapfrogging to second place, the exit polls televised nationally showed.

Unofficial Greek exit polls

16:51 | 0 | http://planet-greece.blogspot.co.uk

Following the crucial parliamentary election, in Greece, where courtesy of Planet-Greece we have the first unofficial exit polls.

Greek police say good turnout for elections

16:16 | 0 | DPA - Europe online

The Interior Ministry said voting was progressing smoothly and it would officially announce voter turnout once polls close at 1600 GMT.

Greek President calls for mass participation in elections

15:43 | 0 | AMNA

President of the Republic Karolos Papoulias on Sunday called the citizens for "mass participation, a clear mind and clear selections" in the general elections, after voting at a precinct in Ioannina, northwestern Greece.

Greeks voting in one of country's most crucial elections

15:39 | 0 | ekathimerini.com

Polling stations opened at 7 a.m. and will close at 7 p.m. About 10 percent of the votes are due to be counted by 9.30 p.m. but a “safe” national projection will not be possible until around 11 p.m., according to the software firm gathering the elections data.

Greece votes on May 6

06:48 | 0 | Emg.rs, Athensnews.gr

Voting in the 2012 general election got underway at 7am on Sunday at 20,560 polling stations in 56 constituencies across the country.Polling stations will remain open until 7pm.

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