Law

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has been accused of not declaring the true value of a property he bought in northern Athens in 2007.

It emerged Friday that a private citizen has filed a suit against the New Democracy politician in connection to the value of the maisonette in Maroussi.

KOSOVSKA MITROVICA - Dragoljub Delibasic, a former police chief in the Serb-majority part of Kosovska Mitrovica, will be transferred from detention in Pristina to the detention centre in Kosovska Mitrovica, his lawyer Miodrag Brkljac confirmed on Friday.

One of the two Bulgarians arrested in Bulgaria for card fraud in the US, remains in custody, the other is released under home arrest, ruled the Sofia City Court. 

Mihail Petrov was released because he suffers from cerebral palsy and has clean police record, while Radoslav Pavlov is in good health and, though he also has clean record, will remain in custody for at least 60 days. 

"Nicefoods Restaurants" says it will appeal against a judgment of the Novi Sad Court, which fined it 100,000 dinars (about 860 euro) for not allowing Roma children to enter McDonald's in the city of Novi Sad in 2012.

"Nicefoods Restaurants respect the ruling... but we will use our right and appeal the decision," the company said in a statement.

PRISTINA - Serb MPs walked out of the Friday's sitting of the Kosovo parliament, which was scheduled to debate on amendments to the election law, in which they were joined by the representatives of ethnic communities.

The parliament sitting was suspended over lack of quorum and will most likely resume next week.

Albania's government has pledged to end the hold-ups in compensation payments that have angered former political prisoners in the country. “The problem is much bigger than our ability to resolve it immediately,” Prime Minister Rama said.

“We will try first to close the wounds of their moral mistreatment while proceeding with the material compensation,” he added.

European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that EU countries can ask internet providers to block pirate sites with a court order. 

On Thursday the court's judges in Luxembourg ruled that Internet providers would be obliged to block illegal content online if the laws of one European member state dictate it. 

SARAJEVO - Bosnia-Herzegovina's (BiH) Foreign Minister Zlatko Lagumdzija expects that the first joint sitting of the BiH Council of Ministers and a new Serbian government will be held shortly after the formation of the government in Belgrade.

GRACANICA - Vladeta Kostic, leader of the Citizens' Initiative Srpska, urged on Friday all Serb MPs in the Kosovo parliament, as well as the MPs representing other minorities, to walk out of the parliament because of the announced amendments to the election law.

Serbs protest against changes to election law

GRAČANICA -- Vladeta Kostić, leader of the Citizens' Initiative Srpska Vladeta Kostić urged on Friday all Serb members of the Kosovo assembly to walk out in protest.