All News from Balkans
"Governments come and go, but Dacic remains"
Acting PM and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic and Austrian FM Sebastian Kurz attended on Friday in Vienna the presentation of the artwork "Vision."
The work of painter and multidisciplinary artist Mihael Milunovic will be covering for the Wiener Stadtische building facade for about a year, the Serbian government said.
Summer break starts for 17.5 million students in Turkey
About 17.5 million pre-school, elementary, middle and high school students in Turkey received their second-term report cards and began their nearly three-month summer break on June 9.
Balkan Youngsters Demand Action on Jobs
Young people from the Western Balkans see the high level of unemployment as one of the most important challenges the region faces.
Main opposition calls on OSCE to examine pressure on Turkish media
Main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has invited a delegation of the Assembly of Parliamentarians of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to examine heavy government pressure on the Turkish media.
French photojournalist Mathias Depardon deported from Turkey after month in detention
A French photojournalist detained in May by Turkish police while on assignment in the southeast has been deported, the French President's Office and activist group Reporters sans Frontieres said on June 9.
Breaking: Reports of explosives loaded onto ship at Nice port
French police have rushed to Nice’s bustling port after theyr were tipped off that explosives were reportedly spotted being loaded onto a cruise ship.
The deadly device was reportedly found on a pallet being placed on a ferry which was packed with tourists.
According to reports, the police operation is ongoing.
Bulgarian Exports to Third Countries Increased by 22.1% in the Period January-April 2017
In the period January - April 2017 Bulgarian exports to third countries increased by 22.1% in comparison with the corresponding period of the previous year and amounted to BGN 5 653.2M.
Theresa May Says She Will Form New British Government
Prime Minister Theresa May said Friday she would form a new British government with backing from Northern Irish unionists after losing her Conservative majority in a snap general election, AFP reported.
Junker: British elections will not affect Brexit talks
European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker placated growing concerns in Britain that Theresa May’s failure to gain a clear victory in the British elections would complicate Brexit talks with the EU. Mr. Juncker said the Pyrrhic victory by May’s conservative party would not cancel negotiations on Brexit. “In any event, the clock is ticking.
Serbia Urged to Prosecute Senior Wartime Officials
A group of NGOs urged the Serbian authorities to ensure that high-ranking officials are prosecuted for war crimes and to stop what they said was the glorification of war criminals.
Pastor: Vucic seems to be under pressure over new PM
BELGRADE - Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) leader Istvan Pastor on Tuesday said Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic seemed to be under pressure over who would become the new PM.
Pastor said this after consultations with Vucic about the new PM, but declined to elaborate on the statement, adding it was his personal impression.
Vucic, Ederer discuss bilateral ties, region, EU path
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday received Markus Ederer, State Secretary of the German Federal Foreign Office, to discuss bilateral relations, the situation in the region and Serbia's European integration.
Ederer: EU cannot afford to import unresolved conflict
BELGRADE - It is clear that the EU cannot afford to import another unresolved bilateral conflict through enlargement, Markus Ederer, State Secretary of the German Federal Foreign Office, said in Belgrade on Tuesday.
France's ADP to buy additional stake in Turkey's TAV Airports for $160 million, eyeing expansion in new markets
Turkey's Akfen has said it signed an agreement on June 9 to sell its remaining 8.12 percent stake in TAV Airports to France's Aeroports de Paris (ADP) for $160 million.
The French company plans to expand into new markets in the Middle East, Central Asia, Europe and Africa as well as new areas within Turkey along with TAV, according to company representatives.
Helicopter Falls Down During Black Sea 2017 Exercise
An accident took place today about 12.30h local time with a helicopter of the Bulgarian Navy, reported BNR.
During performance of assignments from the Black Sea 2017 tactical exercise, a Panther helicopter fell into the water leaving the three crew members injured, the Ministry of Defense has said.