Eurasia

Moldova’s Interim President: Moldova, Romania open new chapter in bilateral relations

Moldova’s Interim President Mihai Ghimpu said on Wednesday that Romanian president’s earlier visit to Chisinau and his ongoing visit to Romania have both opened a new chapter in the history of the bilateral relations. “I hope that these two days have quelled those who did not want to believe that …

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Bulgarian Deputy PM to Visit Macedonia Friday

Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Simeon Djankov is set to visit Macedonia on Friday and Saturday. Djankov will be a special guest at the 11th annual conference of the Macedonian stock exchange. He is expected to meet with Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Zoran Stavreski.

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Georgian President’s visit to Romania postponed

President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili will not visit Romania April 30 as reported earlier. The visit was postponed upon the request of the Romanian side, which cited coinciding of the national celebration with the visit. Mikheil Saakashvili’s visit to Bucharest is scheduled for June 2-3.

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Premierul de la Kiev: Ucraina devine independenta dupa semnarea acordului de stationare a flotei ruse in Crimeea

Ratificarea acordului privind ramanerea flotei ruse in Crimeea deschide o noua pagina in relatiile de colaborare strategica intre Ucraina si Rusia si lasa in urma epoca dusmaniei, considera prim-ministrul ucrainean, Nikolai Azarov. “Parlamentul nostru a luat o decizie istorica ratificand acordul pentru prelungirea termenului de sedere a flotei Marii Negre …

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Serbia charges war crimes suspect

War crimes prosecutors announced on Tuesday that they have filed charges against Darko Jankovic for crimes against civilians committed during the 1992-1995 Bosnian conflict. Jankovic, 38, allegedly tortured and killed at least 13 Bosniaks in May and June 1992 in the Zvornik municipality. He was detained nearly a month ago.

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EU wants Albanian political crisis resolved by May 10th

The EU wants Albania to resolve its political stalemate by May 10th, for the good of the country’s integration processes. The ruling Democratic Party and the opposition Socialist Party have been at odds for months over the June 2009 general elections. The EU needs facts not promises, Spain’s Ambassador to …

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Kosovo prepared to formally consider Montenegrins minorities

The Montenegrin community will be added to the list of minority communities in Kosovo and will be legally recognised and equal to other minorities there, Prime Minister Hashim Thaci confirmed on Wednesday, during a regular cabinet meeting. President Fatmir Sejdiu has requested the government start the necessary amendment to the …

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Moldovan Interim president Mihai Ghimpu got the “Key of Bucharest”

Moldovan Interim president, Mihai Ghimpu is now the of owner „Bucharest Key”. The bilateral meeting with Bucharest mayor, Sorin Oprescu, was followed by the ceremony of handing the „Key of the City”. According to Bucharest mayor, Mihai Ghimpu’s experience in local public administration could be of real help to Bucharest …

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Tom Gallagher sustine ca UE si-a gasit nasul in Romania

Deformarile din evolutia Romaniei post-comuniste au facut ca aceasta tara sa fie improprie pentru aderarea la Uniunea Europeana, apreciaza politologul britanic Tom Gallagher, expert in problemele Romaniei de la Universitatea Bradford. Multi oficiali ai UE au fost insa de acord doar partial cu Gallagher, ca Romania nu a indeplinit criteriile …

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Slovakia won’t change Kosovo stance

Slovakia’s Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajčak said that his country would not be changing its stance on not recognizing Kosovo. “Our stance is clear and consistent, but not unfriendly,” Lajčak said. Lajčak confirmed support for the countries of the Western Balkans for joining

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