Albania seeks Turkish investments2012-04-11Promising tax breaks, Albania's prime minister calls for Turkish companies to invest. Also in business news: Representatives of 50 countries gathered in Istanbul to attend the 15th Eurasian Economic Summit.
China's 'Silk Road' in the Balkans2012-03-26China is making it way through the Balkans, amidst the economic crisis in Europe.
Weather, politics play roles in Balkan energy crisis2012-03-15This year's cold winter in the Western Balkan countries had a negative impact on energy stability.
Bulgarians rally against fuel prices2012-02-29Bulgarians say Russian-owned Lukoil Bulgaria is setting fuel prices too high. Also in business news: Belgrade hosted the 34th International Tourism Expo, and Greece's long-term credit rating takes a hit.
Albania considers amending citizenship law2012-02-24Modifying the citizenship law might attract more investors and provide more leverage to Albanian descendants of other nationalities, but the proposal has raised some controversy.
Tensions high following arrest of Republican Guards commander2012-02-01Recent arrests connected to an incident a year ago, in which security forces used lethal force against protestors in Tirana, trigger a new barrage of accusations.
More than 43% of Bosnians are jobless2012-02-01BiH unemployment numbers hit a four-year high. Also in business news: Albania and Montenegro have agreed to build a motorway and Bulgaria looks to join the European Financial Stability Pact.
Legal rulings are adrift in Albania2012-01-19A failure by government institutions to publish official documents in the country’s Official Journal in a timely fashion impedes the government’s work and initiatives.
Energy shortages mean a difficult winter for Albanians2012-01-11As temperatures drop, Albanians again face a season of sporadic power.
Berisha nurtures Albanian-Israeli ties2011-11-23Though the main focus of his trip was on business and investments, Prime Minister Sali Berisha also gave Israel support on the Palestinian issue.
Serbia to produce Swarovski2011-11-23Swarovski International will open a plant in Serbia. Also in business news: a biofuel production facility opened in Albania and Kosovo citizens are saving money.
Organ trafficking investigation begins amid mixed expectations2011-11-17The investigation into Council of Europe allegations that the Albanian KLA extracted and traded human organs began amid hopes for justice to be served, but many Serbs are doubtful.
Regional economies expected to soar2011-11-16The World Bank says the Western Balkans' economies will average a 2.1% growth in 2012. Also in business news: Albanian Airlines lost its operating license and Romania wants to join the eurozone.
Protecting existing borders guarantees regional peace2011-11-11Macedonia and Albania agree to further good neighbourly relations based on respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as economic co-operation.
Albania-Kosovo agreement rekindles old suspicions2011-10-31A deal to unify consular services abroad, to be followed by similar moves in all other sectors, is a source of concern for some about potential Albanian territorial aggression.
Political stalemate holds Albania back2011-10-14The tug-of-war between the government and opposition takes a toll on the country's EU prospects.
Erdogan pushes for common future with Balkan states2011-09-28Wrapping up his visit to New York, Erdogan sends a message of universal values and pushes for a common future with Balkan states.
New York Balkans summit extols regional co-operation2011-09-27Balkan leaders agree they can create prosperity if the region reconciles historical differences, acting as a unified bloc.
Italy and Greece ask Albania to unify on European agenda2011-09-13Albania needs to calm its problems at home in order to move on the European integration, ministers say.
Croatia fixes Swiss Franc loans2011-08-24Croatian borrowers will pay 5.8 kuna for every franc. Also in business news, IMF officials are in Serbia, and Bulgarian companies want to export to Kosovo.