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EUFOR key to BiH's Euro-Atlantic membership
EUFOR key to BiH's Euro-Atlantic membership
Officials agree on the importance of EUFOR's continued presence in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
With the presence of EUFOR ALTHEA troops still an important and visible part of EU efforts to bolster Bosnia and Herzegovina's European path, the UN Security Council has moved to extend the deployment for another year.
Bosnia's New Parliament Divides up Key Posts
Sefik Dzaferovic, of the [mainly Bosniak] Party of Democratic Action, SDA, was named president of the House of Representatives, one of two chambers of Bosnia's state-level parliament, in a vote at the first session on December 9.
VIDEO: Searching for Solutions in the Balkans
This is the first debate in the Balkan Forum series supported by the European Fund for the Balkans and produced in cooperation between Europarl TV from Brussels and NOVATV from Skopje.
The debate hosts MEPs Ivo Weigel, Edward Kukan and Miltijadis Kirkos, and professor and director of the Centre for Southeast European Studies at the University of Graz, Austria Florian Bieber.
Joksimovic: EU path unequivocal for Serbia
BELGRADE - Serbian minister without portfolio in charge of European integration Jadranka Joksimovic underscored on Friday that Serbia needs to gradually adjust its foreign policy to the EU, but she also underscored that it needs to be kept in mind at all times that the country has not opened any chapters in the accession talks yet.
"Macedonian president was dead before plane crashed"
"Macedonian president was dead before plane crashed"
SKOPJE -- A draft report about the 2004 plane crash in which Macedonian President Boris Trajkoviski lost his life states the victims were dead before the aircraft fell.
The draft was handed to the Macedonian authorities by Omer Kulic, who chairs an international commission that investigated the crash.
Arrests made over Balkan war massacre in joint operation
Atifa Memovic last saw her husband two decades ago, but she remembers it as if it were yesterday. It was snowing, and Fikret, a railway worker, was wearing a jeans jacket with winter lining, a gray sweater over a checkered shirt, and on his wrist a Seiko watch. He kissed her and promised to be back on the afternoon train.
He never made it.
Arrests for 1993 Strpci station train kidnappings
Arrests for 1993 Strpci station train kidnappings
BELGRADE, SARAJEVO -- Five persons have been arrested in Serbia and ten in Bosnia-Herzegovina on suspicion that they took part in the 1993 kidnapping of train passengers.
The train was traveling on the Belgrade-Bar line when 20 passengers were taken out and later killed.