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28/10/2008 "Our policy towards Skopje has only one goal -- the settlement of the name dispute," Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis said on Monday. [Getty Images] |
News
28/10/2008
- Greece rules out EU, NATO membership for Macedonia until name dispute resolved
- Romania, Bulgaria to join visa-free list soon, United States' Chertoff says
- Italy's Frattini optimistic about visa liberalisation for Albanians
- Croatian police launch new anti-crime unit
- Former spokeswoman Hartmann refuses to enter plea at Hague
- Romanian government to block 50% teacher pay hike
- Serbia, Albania discuss alleged organ harvesting
- Turkey needs no IMF support, central bank governor says
- Bulgaria shows political will to co-operate with OLAF, spokesman says
Features
NATO, EU concerned about mounting tensions in BiH
28/10/2008
NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer and EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana urged politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina to end nationalist rhetoric and focus on reforms that will allow the country to proceed towards Euro-Atlantic integration.
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Kosovo Security Force to be operational by mid-2009
28/10/2008
Kosovo will mark another milestone next June, when it inaugurates its own security force.
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Romanian education -- quo vadis?
24/10/2008
Romanians once took the quality of their school system for granted. No longer.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: Germany's Jung visits Kosovo, BiH
28/10/2008
Germany's defence minister visits Kosovo and BiH. Also in diplomatic news: Albania's Bamir Topi met with Turkish Foreign Minister Ali Babacan, and negotiations on the reunification of Cyprus continue.
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Reportage
Hope on Cyprus reunification prospects remains guarded
27/10/2008
Peace talks have resumed in the most intensive push toward settlement since the failure of the Annan Plan in 2004.
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