Eurasia Press & News
Foreign Minister Zlatko Lagumdzija was hospitalised on Thursday after falling ill during a television show, …
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Bosnia Strikes Back at Croatia Dairy Ban
Bosnia has announced stricter border checks on food imports from Croatia after Croatia stopped Bosnian …
Read More »Kosovo to Recognize Montenegrin Minority
Kosovo President pledges Montenegrins ethnic minority status, so opening the door for the opening of …
Read More »Montenegro Opposition Close to Deal in Niksic
Opposition coalition deal now likely in the town after difficult talks between the various parties.Representatives …
Read More »New Law on Funding Regulators Alarms Serbian Media
As the government drafts a new law, changing the way electronic communications operators are funded, …
Read More »Romania Names New Anti-Corruption Chiefs
As the Justice Minister names new bosses for the country’s two main anti-corruption institutions, experts …
Read More »World Bank Pans Power Privatization in Albania
The World Bank’s Albania director, Jane Armitage, on Thursday described the outcome of the sale …
Read More »Macedonia Bank Warns of Zero Growth in 2013
Macedonia is expected to finish this year on zero per cent economic growth, the Central …
Read More »Protests outside parliament as Greece votes on 2013 austerity budget
As the government in Greece votes on a new austerity program for next year’s budget, …
Read More »EU supports Bosnia’s EU integration
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton teamed up …
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