Eurasia Press & News
Tirana – Albanian President Bamir Topi rejected the option of Kosovo’s partition along ethnic lines, in a joint press conference with his Kosovo counterpart on Monday in Tirana.
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November, 2008
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3 November
Kosovo President Makes Key Albania Trip
Pristina – Kosovo’s President Fatmir Sejdiu has left for Albania in his first trip as a head of state to the country.
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3 November
Montenegro Won’t ‘Sacrifice’ EU over Kosovo
Podgorica – Neither Montenegro nor Serbia should close the door on their European future because of Kosovo, Svetozar Marovic, Montenegro’s ruling party vice-president says.
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3 November
Egypt ‘Weighing’ Kosovo Recognition
Pristina – Egypt will very soon recognise Kosovo’s independence, says Abdullah Al Eshal, Cairo’s former deputy foreign minister and counsel to President Hosni Mubarak.
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3 November
Bosnian Serbs Seek US Lawyers’ Help
Sarajevo – The government of Bosnia’s Serb-dominated entity of Republika Srpska, has hired a US law firm to deal with the Office of the High Representative and upcoming key reforms.
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3 November
No Serb Nuke Plant for ‘Another 15 Years’
Belgrade – Serbia will not develop a nuclear power plant for at least another decade, Petar Skundric, the country’s Mining and Energy Minister says.
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3 November
More Syrian troops on Lebanon border
The Syrian Army has mobilized around 3,000 extra soldiers and heavy equipment near its western borders with neighboring Lebanon.
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3 November
‘Iran takes no joy in West’s hardships’
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has expressed dismay over financial pressures exerted on the American and European people.
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3 November
Jundollah top terrorist ‘seriously injured’
The ringleader of Jundollah terrorist group, Abdolmalek Rigi, has reportedly been seriously wounded in clashes on the Iran-Pakistan border.
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3 November
Syria response to US will be ‘painful’
Damascus has warned that it will carry out ‘painful’ measures if the US fails to explain its recent cross-border raid into Syria.
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