Three Bulgarians arrested in Moscow, embassy says
The detainees will be held for 48 hours for questioning
Sat, Nov 07 2009
The detainees will be held for 48 hours for questioning
After initial complaint, Bulgaria allows Russian police to search premises owned by the Bulgarian state
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Bulgaria's Foreign Ministry says it is worried about the police raid that, according to the ministry, violated the property's diplomatic status
Jonathan Andersen argues that justice, however delayed, must be served, while Jamie Stokes argues that justice has failed in this instance.
A Polish politician recently suggested that Walesa would be a good candidate for the EU's new post
Ukraine has been hit hard by the swine flu epidemic, engendering panic in certain areas
European Commission, international financial institutions and EU member states agree on Western Balkans Investment Framework to fund projects in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia.
Sweden, current holder of the European Union presidency, is working with Czech authorities on an opt-out on some provisions of the Lisbon Treaty to open the way for president Vaclav Klaus to sign it.
US vice president Joe Biden seeks to reassure Warsaw that Washington’s aim of ‘resetting’ relations with Moscow will not weaken the security of Eastern Europe.
A settlement on Cyrpus must precede Turkey advancing in its EU hopes, says Greek prime minister George Papandreou, urging Ankara to withdraw its troops from the divided island.
Russian president Dmitry Medvedev’s visit to Serbia saw Moscow agreeing to lend a billion euro; the signing of bilateral agreements on education, science and police collaboration; and on the Serbian section of South Stream and a joint venture for the Banatski Dvor underground gas storage site.
Three Kosovo Serbs appeared to be have contracted swine flu. Their health situation is described as stable.
Serbian police arrested five persons Thursday night suspected of having committed war crimes against civilians in eastern Bosnia.
Macedonia and Kosovo will soon appoint ambassadors to their respective capitals, the foreign ministers of both countries said in a press conference in Skopje.
The International Monetary Fund, IMF, has delayed disbursing an aid tranche to Romania originally scheduled for next month and will resume talks on a standby loan agreement only when the country has a government.
Kosovo’s Football Association has met FIFA and UEFA to negotiate the country’s footballing future on the international stage.
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TALLINN - Estonian Defense Minister Jaak Aaviksoo has pressed NATO allies to come up with a plan if the region is attacked. Aaviksoo told the Associated Press that he was concerned by Russia's aggressive actions with regard to Georgia. The defense minister reportedly urged NATO to...
RIGA - Saeima (Latvian parliament) has passed next year's budget in the first reading. A total of 64 deputies voted for the bill, while 32 voted against and one abstained. "Even though this budget should be considered a crisis budget, it will allow us to continue the program for stabilizat...
VILNIUS - Lithuanian Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius has said that he will resign if the 2010 budget fails to pass in next month's vote. Kubilius told the radio that failure to adopt the 2010 budget would trigger "a collapse" of public finances, Reuters reported. The budget will be a dif...
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TALLINN - Anneli Toevere-Kaur, media relations manager at Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR), has said that the country's pulling out of the Eurovision song contest is "the most possible scenario", esctoday.com has reported. "Giving up Eurovision participation in 2010 is being discussed beca...