Region expects for achievements and challenges in 20132012-12-31The countries in Southeast Europe will undergo effervescent political, economical and social events in the year ahead.
Balkan tragedies could be repeated in Syria, Erdogan warns2012-10-17Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in a speech, describes the UN Security Council's stance on strife in neighbouring Syria as "negligence."
UN's Ban pushes for name dispute solution2012-07-28UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon told the Macedonian parliament that it is "imperative" the country's long-standing name dispute with Greece be solved.
Ban's visit to Srebrenica sparks debate2012-07-27Ban said that the UN did not fulfill its responsibility by failing to prevent the Srebrenica genocide.
Ban pushes for understanding between Kosovo, Serbia2012-07-25UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon urged Kosovo and Serbia to take further steps towards normalising relations.
Five Israeli tourists killed in terrorist attack in Bulgaria2012-07-19Israeli authorities blame Tehran for a terrorist attack at the airport of Bulgaria's Black Sea port of Burgas, in which five Israeli tourists and a bus driver were killed.
UN report shows big differences in happiness in region2012-04-09Cyprus is the happiest country in Southeast Europe, according to a recent UN-commissioned survey, listing Bulgaria among the ten unhappiest nations in the world.
Cyprus stalemate continues as EU presidency looms2012-03-27As the UN squeezes Greek and Turkish Cypriots to find a solution for the divided island, few expect a miracle before Greek Cypriots assume the EU presidency in July.
Another "now or never" saga at Cyprus talks2012-01-26A final effort is being made to unite the divided island, but many believe that the stalemate will continue.
Cyprus: cause to be optimistic?2011-11-16Despite some optimism regarding recent talks, the Cyprus issue remains deadlocked over core issues.
Serb killed in northern Kosovo incident, tensions at borders remain2011-11-10The shootout in northern Kosovo's Brdjani/Bergjani neighbourhood left one dead and two wounded.
Turkey expels Israel's ambassador over flotilla dispute2011-09-02The price will be the end of Turkey's friendship, foreign minister Davotoglu says. Meanwhile, a UN panel finds that Israel used "excessive force" in raiding an aid flotilla, although its naval blockade is deemed legal.
A Cyprus solution by the end of the year?2011-07-19Hopes are rising for the reunification of Cyprus following a string of positive statements by Turkey's foreign minister and the UN secretary-general.
UN's Ban admits slow progress in Cypriot talks2011-07-11The UN chief said he hopes that by October the leaders will be able to report that they have reached convergence on all core issues.
2011-05-31ANKARA, Turkey -- Democratic governments cannot stop citizens from sending a new humanitarian aid flotilla to Gaza, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu...
2011-05-27ZAGREB, Croatia -- Croatia and Slovenia have submitted an arbitration agreement to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on their long-standing sea border...
"Davos for women" held in Istanbul2011-05-11The annual event highlights the economic, social and educational status of women.
2011-05-11GENEVA, Switzerland -- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon believes that a new meeting on the name dispute between Skopje and Athens should be initiated...
2011-05-08ANKARA, Turkey -- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon arrived in Turkey on Saturday (May 7th) to take part in the 4th UN Conference on the Least Develop...
2011-05-08SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) -- BiH is facing its worst crisis since the end of the 1991-95 war, the International Crisis Group (ICG) said...