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Iohannis: Moldova's and Ukraine's European path, one of main foreign policy concerns
President Klaus Iohannis on Thursday said that the European path of the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine represents one of the main foreign policy concerns for Romania, adding that Bucharest will continue to 'firmly' support the efforts in this respect of these two states and of Georgia.
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Hollande urges Turkey to 'break taboos' on Armenia WWI killings
French President Francois Hollande on Jan. 28 called on Turkey to take new steps towards the "truth" behind the mass killings of Armenians a century ago, saying "it is time to break the taboos".
Montenegro PM: Bosnia Claim to Coast Destructive
Montenegrin leader Milo Djukanvic on Tuesday has condemned attempts by academics and some politicians in Bosnia to revive a dispute over the two countries' borders.
The row erupted after a number of Bosnian academics claimed that a short stretch of the Montenegrin coast belonged by right to Bosnia.
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Freedom House Moves Kosovo up - Bosnia, Macedonia Down
In the latest report by Freedom House on global political rights and civil liberties, Macedonia and Bosnia lost ground in the ratings index while Kosovo improved its standing.
EU Commission Foresees No Compensation for Bulgarian Dairy Farmers
Bulgaria's Agriculture Minister Desislava Taneva announced that the European Commission is not going to compensate dairy producers, who have been affected by the sanctions imposed on Russia.
Last week dairy producers said they would demand support from the Commission as their earnings have decreased since Russia imposed an embargo from the EU.
PM visits Finland, says Serbia "wants to be like it"
PM visits Finland, says Serbia "wants to be like it"
Helsinki -- Aleksandar Vucic was in Helsinki on Monday to discuss "Serbia's EU integration, chairmanship of the OSCE, relations in the region and the situation in Ukraine."
The Serbian prime minister was meeting with his Finnish counterpart Alexander Stubb.
Dacic in Rome on stabilization of relations with Albania
BELGRADE - A trilateral meeting of the foreign ministers of Serbia, Albania and Italy, on Belgrade-Tirana relations and regional cooperation, was held in Rome on Friday.
The meeting was organized at the initiative of Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni, and the participants included the foreign ministers of Serbia and Albania Ivica Dacic and Ditmir Bushati.
Bosnian Photo Fest Crosses Ethnic Divide
Described by its organizers as a celebration of friendship, the Photography of the Year BiH Festival is opening in Sarajevo's iconic City Hall on Friday.
It is expected to draw numerous photographers and enthusiasts from across the region and beyond.
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Albanian Parliament Speaker: West Balkans Have Common Strategic Interests
Albania sees its relations with neighbouring Macedonia as strategic and is ready to support its sovereignty, according to Ilir Meta, Speaker of the Parliament of Albania.
Bulgaria Seeks EU Aid For Dairy Producers
Bulgaria will demand measures in support of all dairy producers in the EU at the official meeting of the EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council to be held on 26 January.
This course of action was approved on Wednesday by the Bulgarian government.
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