Europe
Protests mark beginning of coup-plot case against Turkish fan group çArşı
A trial against 35 individuals associated with BeÅiktaÅâs football fan group çArÅı on charges of âattempting to overthrow the governmentâ during last yearâs Gezi Park protests has started at Istanbulâs ÃaÄlayan Courthouse.
The group received massive support from a crowd that included main opposition Republican Peopleâs Party (CHP) deputies.
PM writes about "Serbia-China friendship bridge"
PM writes about "Serbia-China friendship bridge"
LONDON -- Hosting "the China-Balkans" summit this week gives "extra-importance to our vigor in pursuing our European path," says Aleksandar Vucic.
- Read more about PM writes about "Serbia-China friendship bridge"
- Log in to post comments
Bosnian Serb Policemen Jailed for Wartime Murder
Ex-policemen Slobodan Tarandzic and Dusko Zec were sentenced to three years in prison each for war crimes over the killing of a Bosniak in the Serb-led Republika Srpska entity in 1993.
- Read more about Bosnian Serb Policemen Jailed for Wartime Murder
- Log in to post comments
Macedonia, Croatia tackle corruption
Macedonia, Croatia tackle corruption
Officials' involvement in organised crime raises the issue of cross-border security.
Macedonian and Croatian police continue to co-operate to bring to justice current and former high-level officials suspected of corruption including cross-border fraud, experts said.
...
- Read more about Macedonia, Croatia tackle corruption
- Log in to post comments
Syrian crisis is getting more complex, warns UN envoy
A lot of the credit must goes to Turkish citizens, said Kamal Malhotra, the U.N.âs envoy to Ankara regarding Turkeyâs hosting of at least 1.6 million Syrian refugees.
FinMin: Troika deal by Jan 26
Hardouvelis says the aim is to resolve all issue by the next Eurogroup meeting, though differences remain
By Sotiris Nikas
...
- Read more about FinMin: Troika deal by Jan 26
- Log in to post comments
100 years since victorious Battle of Kolubara
BELGRADE - The Battle of Kolubara, the biggest battle for Serbia in World War I, was fought on a front stretching over 200 kilometers from November 16 to December 15, 1914.
- Read more about 100 years since victorious Battle of Kolubara
- Log in to post comments
Athens University rector says funds may run out next year
Athens University, Greeces biggest educational institution, may run out of funds to operate next year, its rector, Theodoros Fortsakis, told a press conference on Monday.
Senator Chiti commends Serbia on determination in reforms
BELGRADE - Senator Vannino Chiti, as the head of the delegation of the Italian Senate on its visit to Serbia, commended Serbia on the determination it demonstrated in the implementation of reforms and underscored that Serbia is key to stability and progress in the Western Balkans.
Bulgarian FM Responds to Medvedev, Points to Struggling Russian Economy
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov responded on Monday to an earlier comment of Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on the negative consequences of Bulgaria's membership to the European Union (EU).
...