Eurasia

Everything to be done to allow OSCE to resume activity in Georgia in 2010: Kazakh representative

Everything will be done to allow the OSCE to resume activity in Georgia in 2010, Greek Special Representative of the OSCE Chairperson-In-Office Charalampos Christopoulos and his successor, Kazakh representative Bolat Nurgaliyev said at a meeting with Georgian Vice Parliamentary Speaker Gigi Tsereteli.

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Turkey’s pro-Kurdish DTP deputies decide to resign

The 19 deputies of the now-defunct Democratic Society Party, or DTP, decided during an emergency strategy assembly on Monday to resign from the Turkish Parliament, DTP co-leader Ahmet Türk said after the party convened in Diyarbakır.

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Albania: Berisha re-elected as Democratic Party leader

Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha has been re-elected as leader of the governing Democratic Party (DP). The party convention voted 1.204 to 5 late on Monday to retain Berisha. He was the only candidate and will serve a four-year term. In his address to party convention, Berisha said the Democratic …

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Greek PM says country is sinking under its debts

Greece’s recently elected socialist government is to create a new social deal as it battles the country’s worsening financial crisis. Calling for national unity, the new administration has vowed to reduce Greece’s public debt deficit from the current 12 percent to under 3 percent by 2013.

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Stranci ostaju samo u predmetima ratnih zločina

Visoki predstavnik Valentin Incko produžio je jučer mandat stranim sudijama i tužiocima angažiranim na predmetima ratnih zločina za još tri godine. Međunarodne sudije i tužioci koji su radili na predmetima organizovanog kriminala, terorizma i korpucije nastavit će raditi u Sudu i Tužilaštvu BiH kao savjetnici bez vremenskog ograničenja trajanja angažmana.

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EU presidency rejects Abkhazia election

The European Union does not recognise the presidential election in the breakaway region of Abkhazia and continues to back Georgia’s territorial integrity, the Swedish EU presidency said yesterday. “The European Union does not recognise the constitutional and legal framework within which these elections have taken place,” the EU presidency said …

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EU president: Bulgaria back on right track

The European Union’s new President Herman Van Rompuy on Monday praised the efforts of Bulgaria’s new government to fight recession and clean the Balkan country’s image marred by rampant corruption and crime. The center-right cabinet of Boiko Borisov, which won July general elections, has taken steps to punish corrupt officials, …

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