Member states of the Council of Europe
Ukraine Threatens to Bar Moldovan Imports Amid Grain Dispute
A Kyiv official said on Monday that his country could ban all imports from Moldova if the authorities in Chisinau temporarily halt grain imports from Ukraine amid the threat of protests by Moldovan farmers.
Turkish contractors turning to Balkan countries
Turkish contractors are focusing more on the markets in the Balkan nations amid the war between Russia and Ukraine, projects in Romania in particular, business daily Dünya has reported.
Recently, Turkish companies won a tender worth 266 million euros to build a section of a highway in Romania.
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Uncomfortable in Serbia, Ukrainian Refugees Look to Move On
Unwilling to cut ties with Russia, Serbia has nonetheless welcomed thousands of Ukrainian refugees. Few, however, feel very comfortable or plan to stay.
Cegeka bureau opens in Athens
Greece is becoming the fourth country in the European Distribution Center network of Cegeka, the Belgium-based European information and communication technology (ICT) service provider, with the opening of a bureau in Athens, following those in Romania, Moldova and the Czech Republic.
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The EU approved Military Aid of 70 Million Euros for Moldova and Georgia
The EU member states approved today a total of 70 million euros in aid for the armed forces of Moldova and Georgia.
Türkiye to consider Sweden’s NATO bid after terror laws take effect
Türkiye will consider paving the way for the NATO membership of Sweden after the Nordic country adopts its anti-terror law in June, Presidential Spokesperson İbrahim Kalın told reporters.
Announcing the book "Presidential Policy Committees Activities and Goals," Kalın said the next tripartite meeting of Finland, Sweden and Türkiye will be held in June.
A push to resolve Greek-Turkish disputes after upcoming elections?
Last week at the Delphi Economic Forum we heard Greece's main western partners - notably the US and Germany - hint that there will be a push to resolve long-standing Greek-Turkish disputes after the upcoming elections. At the same time, the Forum looked at the significance of the 3+1 partnership between Greece, Cyprus, Israel, and the US.
Waiting for the brain regain
The return of Greeks who left for abroad is one of the biggest challenges for the next four years, as the better prospects that the Greek economy shows today compared to the previous decade are creating the conditions to limit the phenomenon of human capital leakage from the country, commonly known as the brain drain. However, the evidence shows that the expected brain gain is still slow.
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Tourist visits in Serbia up by 19 pct y-o-y in March
BELGRADE - Serbia registered 19 pct more tourist visits in March 2023 relative to the same month of last year and the number of overnight stays was up by 14.7 pct, according to figures released by the national statistical office.
Overnight stays generated by Serbian tourists were up by 8.5 pct y-o-y, while those generated by foreign tourists were up by 22.7 pct y-o-y.
Bulgaria: The Program to Help Ukrainian Refugees is Extended until June 30
The term of operation of the Program for humanitarian assistance to displaced persons from Ukraine granted temporary protection in the Republic of Bulgaria has been extended until June 30, announced the government press service.