Eurasia Press & News

A new round of Athens Skopje “name” talks is expected to begin by the end of March, Macedonian Foreign Minister Antonio Milososki said during an official visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

SARAJEVO Aktuelni komesar sarajevske policije Himzo Selimović, direktor policije RS Uroš Pena i direktor Granične policije BiH Vinko Dumančić najbolje su rangirani kandidati za čelne funkcije u državnim policijskim agencijama. Nezavisni odbor policijske strukture BiH odlučio je juče da je Selimović najbolji kandidat za Direkcije za koordinaciju policijskih tijela u …

Macedonian Foreign Minister Antonio Milososki will pay official visit to Croatia on Tuesday. He is slated to discuss with his Croatian counterpart Gordan Jandrokovic. He will also meet with Croatia’s PM Jadranka Kosor and President of the Foreign policy commission of Croatia’s parliament Franjo Matosic.

Parliamentary Assembly President Joao Soares will begin a two-day visit to Georgia today, Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Nino Kalandadze said at yesterday’s traditional Monday briefing.

Serbian, Croatian and Slovenian top officials have failed to agree on a formula that would allow both Belgrade and Pristina delegations to participate in a regional conference on the Western Balkans to

KFOR halted its co-operation with the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) on Saturday (March 6th) after members of the newly established force carried weapons during a ceremony Friday marking the 12th anniversary

Juan Fernando Lopez Aguilar, head of the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs committee in the European Parliament (EP) is asking the European Commission (EC) to speed up the visa liberalisation process for Balkan countries.

European Commission (EC) President Jose Manuel Barroso has voiced hope that the influx of asylum seekers from Serbia and Macedonia to Belgium will not affect efforts to offer visa-free travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), media in Sarajevo reported on Sunday (March 7th). BiH officials insist that the country will …

The Slovenian government confirmed an agreement with Kosovo for development cooperation. According to the Slovenian government, the law for the agreement for development cooperation between Slovenia

Albania has completed six more chapters of the questionnaire required by the European Commission, the Inter-ministerial Co-ordination Committee for European Integration announced on Thursday. The chapters are on the free movement of capital, information and media society, taxes, environment, financial control, and finances and budget. That makes a total of …