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His Holiness Patriarch Kirill meets with His Holiness Patriarch Maxim of Bulgaria and members of the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church

11:29 | broj komentara 0 | Emg.rs

On 27 April 2012, His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia met and talked with His Holiness Patriarch Maxim of Bulgaria and with members of the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Church.

Russian Partriarch Kirill meets with Bulgaria's highest state officials

11:26 | broj komentara 0 | BNR

During the second day of his official visit to Bulgaria, the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill met with Bulgaria's President Rossen Plevneliev, Parliamentary Speaker Tsetska Tsacheva and PM Boyko Borissov.

Government to encourage Chinese investors to invest in Montenegro, PM Jiabao says

11:22 | broj komentara 0 | Emg.rs

Several bilateral agreements which Montenegro and China have already signed, as well as intensive cooperation at all level, is a good foundation for boosting economic cooperation, the two heads of governments noted.

New York Times: Greece preoccupied with crisis to devote to Macedonia issue

11:21 | broj komentara 0 | MIA

 NATO enlargement is not on the agenda of the forthcoming summit in Chicago, while Greece is preoccupied with its economic crisis in order Macedonia's request of obtaining a membership invitation at the May summit to be fulfilled, The New York Times reports.

Turkish-Americans: Inclusion of Macedonia in NATO well overdue

11:19 | broj komentara 5 | MIA

The Turkish- and Turkic-American and Macedonian-American communities, through ATAA, FTAA, TCA and UMD, are working closely together to strengthen US relations with Southeast Europe, and ensure the peace, security, and stability of the entire region.

PM Gruevski: Macedonia open to new Chinese investments

11:18 | broj komentara 0 | MIA

 Republic of Macedonia has China's political support, and is open to new Chinese investments, said Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski after the meeting with Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao within Economic Forum Poland-Central Europe-China, held in Warsaw.

First group of Dutch tourists arrives in Ohrid

11:17 | broj komentara 0 | MIA

The first group of 120 tourists from the Netherlands using arrangements of tour-operator "Arke Travel -TUI", arrived in Ohrid on Friday.

Carrefour-Marinopoulos group under investigation for dodging VAT through fake invoices

11:15 | broj komentara 0 | AMNA

The Greek financial crimes squad SDOE, following an investigation, is preparing to charge the Greece-based Carrefour-Marinopoulos group of dodging VAT payments in Greece via a fake invoice scam with businesses based in another EU country.

Twenty-six people arrested in Attica prefecture in two days for debts to the state

11:13 | broj komentara 0 | AMNA

Twenty-six people have been arrested in various regions of the Attica prefecture, over the April 24-25 two-day period, for debts owed to the state whose total exceeds 14 million euros.

National Bank to set up subsidiary for SE European units

11:12 | broj komentara 0 | AMNA

National Bank’s chief executive, Apostolos Tamvakakis, on Thursday expressed optimism over political developments in Greece, saying the country will have a stable government after the May 6 general elections.

EU says Greece's special rights in OTE-DT deal incompatible

11:11 | broj komentara 0 | AMNA

The non-compliance with EU law results from the application of a State measure, adopted in the context of Deutsche Telekom's (DT) participation in the Hellenic Telecommunication Organisation (OTE) and granting special rights (“golden share”) to the Greek State.

Athens condemns exploratory drilling in occupied part of Cyprus

11:10 | broj komentara 0 | AMNA

The Greek foreign ministry on Thursday sharply condemned the exploratory drilling launched by a Turkish firm in the region of Sygkrasi (Sinirustu in Turkish) near the town Famagusta in the Turkish-occupied northern third of Cyprus.

KYSEA cancels buying of four C 27 aircraft

11:08 | broj komentara 0 | AMNA

The Government Council of Foreign Affairs and Defence (KYSEA), that convened on Thursday afternoon under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Lucas Papademos, decided to cancel the buying of the remaining four C 27 transport aircraft.

Greece: EIB to delete drachma clauses

11:03 | broj komentara 0 | Emg.rs, ANSAmed

European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs Olli Rehn said drachma clauses being inserted by the European Investment Bank (EIB) into new loan agreements with Greek companies are "unfortunate", as daily Kathimerini reports.

EBRD and Bulgarian government launch Green Economy Programme

07:56 | broj komentara 0 | Emg.rs

The EBRD is joining forces with the Bulgarian government to help increase the energy efficiency and competitiveness of local enterprises.

EBRD lays foundation for road PPP in Western Balkans

07:54 | broj komentara 0 | Emg.rs

The EBRD is supporting the modernisation of transport infrastructure in Bosnia and Herzegovina with a €150 million sovereign-guaranteed loan for the construction of a part of the new Banja Luka-Doboj motorway. This segment is the main east-west link in Republika Srpska,

PM says Chinese investments, hiring to be done by rules

07:46 | broj komentara 0 | Croatian Times

All major jobs in Croatia will be landed at public tenders and Chinese companies' investments and the hiring of Chinese workers will not be exempt from rules on investments and the hiring of foreign labour in Croatia, Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said in Warsaw on

Croatia: Gas and electricity prices to go up by double-digit percentage

07:45 | broj komentara 0 | tportal.hr

The gas price for Croatian households rises 22% and the electricity price will go up by 20% as of 1 May, the government decided on Friday.

Italians want to buy all of Slavonias hazelnuts

07:44 | broj komentara 0 | Croatian Times

One of the largest hazelnut processing companies in Europe wants to buy up the complete hazelnut yield of the eastern Slavonia region in Croatia.

Croatia behind European household internet access average

07:42 | broj komentara 0 | Croatian Times

The largest number of households with access to the internet was via broadband. Some 64 per cent had access via DSL, while 24 per cent of households had cable internet. The remainder went to dial-up access (6 per cent) and access via mobile phone (6 per cent).

Croatian Telecom profits up

07:41 | broj komentara 0 | Tanjug

Croatian Telecom (HT), the leading provider of telecommunication services in. Croatia has recorded a 3.7 per cent profit increase in the first quarter of 2012, according to the companies latest financial report.

76.5% of citizens support BiH's integration into EU

07:38 | broj komentara 0 | Fena

According to reseults of a research Directorate for European Integration conducted in January of 2012, supported by project ''EU Awareness II'', 76.5% of citizens of BiH supports its integration into EU.

Tadic, Dodik and Kusturica visit Visegrad

07:33 | broj komentara 0 | Tanjug

Boris Tadic, presidential candidate of the Democratic Party (DS), visited Sunday in Visegrad, together with Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik and film director Emir Kusturica, the works on the construction of Andricgrad and the Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic bridge.

Besimi: Macedonia 'de facto' NATO member through contribution in peacekeeping missions

13:37 | broj komentara 3 | MIA

Macedonia's actions as 'de facto' NATO member is of enormous significance for the Alliance and the country's credibility, said Defense Minister Fatmir Besimi after his official visit to Berlin, in light of the NATO Chicago summit.

Tina Kaidanow: Allies will not take decisions on further NATO enlargement in Chicago

13:35 | broj komentara 0 | MIA

 Allies will not take decisions on further enlargement of NATO in Chicago, but they will nonetheless send a clear, positive message to aspirant countries in support of their membership goals, the US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Tina Kaidanow, said at

New York Times: Greece preoccupied with crisis to devote to Macedonia issue

13:34 | broj komentara 4 | MIA

NATO enlargement is not on the agenda of the forthcoming summit in Chicago, while Greece is preoccupied with its economic crisis in order Macedonia's request of obtaining a membership invitation at the May summit to be fulfilled, The New York Times reports.

Latvia will back Macedonia's NATO membership at Chicago summit

13:32 | broj komentara 1 | MIA

Latvia will endorse Macedonia's membership to NATO at the upcoming summit in Chicago and puts its experience at Macedonia's disposal regarding the country's EU integration bid, Latvian President Andris Berzins said on Friday in Riga at a joint press conference with his Macedonian

Romanian Govt collapses, Victor Ponta nominated as PM

13:10 | broj komentara 0 | Novinite.com

Romania's government of Prime Minister Mihai Razvan Ungureanu was brought down, as a total of 235 MPs cast their ballots in favor of defeating it in a no confidence vote on Friday, with 231 votes needed.

Russian Patriarch is on official visit to Bulgaria

13:03 | broj komentara 0 | BNR

This is the first official visit of Kirill as a patriarch to Bulgaria, but he has already been here as an ecclesiastic from the Moscow Patriarchy and Chairman of the Moscow Patriarchate department for external church relations.

Serbia, Albania sign vet cooperation agreement

08:56 | broj komentara 0 | Tanjug

Serbian Minister of Agriculture, Trade, Forestry and Water Management Dusan and Albanian Minister of Agriculture, Food and Consumer Protection Genc Ruli signed Friday an agreement on cooperation in veterinary medicine.

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