Balkan countries
71 Syrians stopped trying to reach Greece by sea
Turkey's coast guard says it stopped 71 Syrian migrants attempting to reach Greece.
The migrants were stopped in a rubber dinghy early Tuesday in Izmir province, on the Aegean sea, as they began their journey to the Greek island of Lesvos.
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Greek FM outlines vision for safety and security in Eastern Med
Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias on Monday outlined his vision for the creation of an organization for security and cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean on the first day of the second international Conference for Security and Stability on the southeastern Aegean island of Rhodes.
Kocijancic: Western Balkans a priority for EU
BRUSSELS - The W. Balkans is a priority for the EU, which is working together with international partners to support all countries of the region on their European path, Brussels says.
A sudden, almost simultaneous resolution of political crises in Albania and Macedonia is seen by the European Commission as a result of such joint engagement.
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Turkish turmoil takes toll on Greek bream
Greek sea bream has been among the victims of the coup attempt in Turkey in July 2016, as a large drop in tourism to the neighboring country since last summer has redirected Turkish bream from the domestic to the international market, where 85 percent of the Greece's bream output is also headed.
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Vucic: Insults do not matter, Macedonia's UNESCO vote does
ODZACI - Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic said Thursday he did not care about personal insults directed at him by Macedonian PM-designate Zoran Zaev, adding that his judgement would be based on actions - and Macedonia's vote on Kosovo's UNESCO membership bid.
Dacic: Zaev eroding Belgrade-Skopje relations
BELGRADE - Serbian First Deputy PM and FM Ivica Dacic has accused Macedonian PM-designate Zoran Zaev of making statements eroding Belgrade-Skopje relations, and noted the Serbian authorities would treat the Macedonian authorities reciprocally.
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Turkey's TİKA changes strategy in favor of development projects
Memories are fresh of the Second World War in multi-ethnic Bosnia where Turkey's cooperation agency takes sides with fellow Bosniacs and makes remarkable projects for development of the country, including preservation of massive heritage of Ottoman Empire in the region.
Milacic: Montenegro will become first country to leave NATO
Photo: MoD of Montenegro
The North Atlantic Alliance intends to use its newest member, Montenegro, to militarize the Balkan Peninsula, political activist and one of the leaders of the Resistance to Hopelessness movement Marko Milacic told Sputnik Serbia.
Thomas Cook boosted by strong Greece demand
Revenues at Thomas Cook rose 3 percent thanks to strong demand for winter holidays in Greece and long-haul destinations, the tour operator said on Thursday while describing the country as a "standout" destination for this summer.
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Vucic hopes Trump will withstand "relentless campaign"
Aleksandar Vucic expects good relations with the US and adds that the country's new president has faced "a relentless campaign against him from day one."
"Serbia is too small a country, and I too small a politician to interfere even in the internal affairs of Macedonia, let alone of the US," the prime minister and president-elect said.