Justice Unseen as Bosnians Awaits Translation of ICJ Verdict

  Sarajevo_Some two months after the International Court of Justice returned its verdict, Bosnia and Herzegovina's state institutions still do not have a translated copy of the judgment.


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Bulgarian MEP Candidates Cooperated with Secret Service

  Sofia_Six Bulgarian politicians hoping to become members of the European parliament cooperated with the communist-era secret service, the commission in charge of opening of state archives announced on Wednesday.
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Bulgarians Fume Over Research Project

  Sofia_ Two researchers working for a German institute have been slammed by Bulgarian nationalists, historians and some mainstream media for their attempts to revise some key episodes of national history.
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Dronov: Russia has no new solution for Kosovo

  Pristina_The head of Russian diplomacy in Pristina, Andrey Dronov, on Wednesday said Russia would not promote its own solution for Kosovo, after a meeting with Kosovo’s Prime Minister, Agim Ceku.

Dronov and Ceku

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Serbia Cancels Sale of Bor Copper Mine

  Belgrade_Serbia’s state-run Agency for Privatization announced on Wednesday that it had cancelled a contract worth US$400 million with Cuprom of Romania for the purchase of the Eastern Bor copper mining and smelting complex.
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Montenegro Opposition Pressures Government Over Kosovo

  Podgorica_Montenegro’s opposition Peoples Party has submitted a resolution to parliament urging the government to endorse Serbian and Russian efforts to preserve Serbia’s territorial integrity in Kosovo.
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