Sun, Nov 22 2009

Pro-Moscow leader won ‘landslide’ according to official results of election rejected by the US, Georgia and the European Council.
Krassimir Avramov refuses to give up his place at the Eurovision final in Moscow
The second-ranked artist together with a number of composers accuse the winner Krassimir Avramov of fixing the result of the text voting
When there is war, sides to war plunge into amnesia. Laws, a humane approach and the obligation to accurately interpret facts are all forgotten. Murder and looting are, in effect, indemnified. As to mutual recriminations and razing each other's economic infrastructure, it is just as Georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili told a joint news conference with German chancellor Angela Merkel - "Russia wants the Georgian
Russian troops are still on Georgia's territory, as it has been for the past ten days, Georgian ambassador to Bulgaria Mikheil Ukleba told a news conference in Sofia on August 18 2008. The two sides agreed that the Russian troops would withdraw as soon as they sign the cease-fire, which, unfortunately, did not happen, he said. "Russia occupied a whole state. Tens of Russian tanks are going about different Georgian cities," Ukleba said, adding that the Russian forces were plundering the Georgian countryside.
Under pressure from Brussels on the name issue dispute with Greece, Skopje seeks to re-build relationship with with Sofia.
Parties that governed together in Pristina fall out because of their battle in Kosovo’s local government elections.
Media reports say that the EU will pressure Athens and Skopje to come up with a solution to the Macedonia name dispute by December 7, or Brussels will take a cooler approach to Macedonia’s EU hopes; while a row breaks out in Belgrade after Serbia’s foreign minister takes sides in the dispute.
Russia’s planned humanitarian base in Serbia could hold deeper strategic interests
The IMF has withdrawn its mission, which was due to assess Romania's compliance with the terms of the bailout, and now expects Romania to miss the fiscal deficit target set by the bailout agreement.