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A debate in parliament over a controversial law on armed forces exposed predictable divisions between …
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EU: Serbia Does Not Have to Recognize Kosovo
Enlargement Commissioner repeats that Belgrade and Pristina must normalise ties – but Serbia’s diplomatic recognition …
Read More »Eurozone Creditors Demand Greece Go To A 6-Day Work Week
Greece’s eurozone creditors are demanding that the government in Athens introduce a six-day working week …
Read More »Bosnian Serbs Shrug Off Socialist International Snub
The main Bosnian Serb party, the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats, SNSD, has sounded a …
Read More »Nikolic and Putin to Confer on Gas Pipeline
The two presidents are meeting in Russia to discuss the future of the South Stream …
Read More »Europeans to Observe Montenegrin Election
The parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe, PACE, is to send an observers’ mission …
Read More »Macedonian Lustration Again Disputed Before Court
Macedonia’s new Lustration Law, aimed at rooting out former police collaborators, may encounter the fate …
Read More »EU Censures Bosnia For Missing Reform Deadline
Two senior Brussels officials on Monday criticised Bosnia for not keeping to the first EU …
Read More »Bulgaria Abandons Bid to Join Eurozone
PM and Finance MInister say they no longer see the benefits of Bulgaria joining the …
Read More »Kosovo to Extend EU Law Mission’s Mandate
The mandate of the EU’s rule of law mission, EULEX, will be extended before September …
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