:| Government and trade unions reach agreement | Mubarak could find refuge in Montenegro | Expansion work begins on Dubrovnik's port of Gruz | EBRD and Raiffeisen Bank Romania promote energy efficiency in Romania’s industry | Belgrade public transport employs 56 women drivers | Serbia to coordinate two of 11 areas of Danube Strategy | Serbia's balance of payments deficit USD 2.47 billion | NBS: Saving in dinars continues to be more profitable | Cooperation of Serbia, Republika Srpska in energy sector | EC and Kosovo Gov't sign EUR 63.9 mln assistance program | U.S. condemns attacks on press and peaceful protesters in Egypt | Mubarak fears chaos if he quits now | Nikolic ready to sit on street until elections are called | Dacic: Police strike entails no security risks | Greece: Imam kidnapping solved, 10 foreign nationals arrested | Work stoppages in Athens transports on Friday | Two Greek reporters injured in Cairo demonstration, reported well in health | Omar Suleiman: Unrest is foreign and Brother's conspiracy | Stavreski: VMRO-DPMNE not contemplating early elections for now | Doris Pack: Socialist Party needs to return to parliament | President Ivanov attends National Prayer Breakfast in Washington | Albania: EU envoy visits Tirana, meets with Topi, Berisha and Rama | UNMIK file reveals suspects for the killings in February of 2000 | Tadic: Democratic Party is national institution | Thaci: We have enough MPs to form Government | President to confer honors on Statehood Day | Ten people connected to Moscow explosion arrested | 77 Romanian customs workers arrested for cigarette smuggling | Miller: Investigation should be conducted by ICTY or special body | Brussels counts on EULEX, contacts with Marty established | Dacic: Serbia expects independent investigation but not special court | Trade unions and govt. fail to reach agreement | Kosovo-Metohija:Trailer settlement in Gracanica without electricity for six days | Croatian President: Relations with regional countries improved | Slijepcevic elected President of Constitutional Court | Greek PM's initiative on Egypt crisis | Statement by the EU High Representative Catherine Ashton on the situation in Egypt |
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41st World Economic Forum Annual Meeting closes on optimistic note
08:51 | 
0 | Emg, weforum.org
The 41st World Economic Forum Annual Meeting closed today on a note of hope, progress and optimism. On the final day of the meeting, the Co-Chairs of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2011 expressed broad optimism that the global economy will grow, but not without some
Egypt turmoil rattles Middle East stock markets
09:11 | 0 | MIA
Stocks across the Middle East are tumbling as regional markets open back up following a weekend of violent protests in Egypt.
WSJ: Egypt disturbed American access to Near East
13:39 | 1 | Tanjug
Riots in Egypt could trigger changes which will undermine American foreign political goals and make the position of Washington in the Near East weakest in last half a century, today Wall Street Journal writes on Monday.
Flood in Bolivia kills at least 30 people
13:41 | 0 | Tanjug
A raging river killed at least 30 people in Bolivia after a torrent swamped a bus and a truck, police said.