Political philosophy
Serbia cherishing anti-fascist tradition
BELGRADE - To this day, Serbia is cherishing its anti-fascist tradition as an inseparable part of its existence by remembering the victims of World War II and accepting its role as a factor of peace and stability in the Western Balkans, Serbia's outgoing Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday.
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Dačić leads Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony
Dačić leads Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony
BELGRADE -- Outgoing Prime Minister Ivica Dačić led on Tuesday the central ceremony for Serbian Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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Bulgaria Still Not Planning EU Funding, Report Says
Lack of priorities in distributing EU funds between 2014 and 2020 may be one of the reasons why Bulgaria is lagging behind the rest of Europe, a report by Bulgaria's National Audit Office says.
In its report, the Audit Office set out to find out whether the country was ready to manage European funding for 2014-2020.
EU changes its economic approach toward the Balkans
EU changes its economic approach toward the Balkans
The Union sets new criteria for membership candidate countries and potential candidates.
The European Commission will issue new country-specific recommendations in May. [European Commission]
Croatia to implement wide-ranging economic reforms
Croatia to implement wide-ranging economic reforms
Urged by the European Commission, Croatia will implement economic reforms to create conditions for recovery and growth.
Croatia's railway infrastructure could benefit from EU funds, one expert said. [AFP]
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Ivaylo Kalfin: EU Must Focus Beyond Fiscal Indicators
Ivaylo Kalfin is a Bulgarian socialist member of European Parliament and a former Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister (2005-2009).
In the European Elections 2014, Kalfin will lead the list of the newly-formed Alternative for Bulgarian Revival (ABV) movement, of former President Georgi Parvanov.
Cuba Passes New Law to Attract Foreign Investments
Cuba's parliament has approved a new law that seeks to make the country more attractive for foreign investors, Wednesday.
The text was published in the government's Official Gazette and will take effect in late June, according to international media reports.
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EU project modernises Albania's civil aviation
EU project modernises Albania's civil aviation
Romania and France assist Albania to upgrade its civil aviation based on EU standards.
An EU civil aviation project in Albania includes improving airport operations. [AFP]
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LSV leader: Rotating parliament speaker's post a new idea
BELGRADE - Nenad Canak, leader of the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina (LSV), said on Wednesday that the annual rotation of the parliament speaker's post is a completely new idea, noting that there are arguments for and against it, and that it should be considered more carefully.
Aspiring Member States Risk Violating EU Pollution Limits
Several new European coal plants, authorized by the Energy Community, risk breaching EU pollution limits if they proceed according to their plans.
Commitments made under the Energy Community treaty by Moldova, Ukraine among others oblige them to comply with the EU's Industrial Emissions Directive by 1 January 2018, Euroactiv.com reports based on EU law firm analysis.