Serbia’s state-owned Jugoimport SDPR defense company has signed a €70 million deal for the export of weapons and military equipment to Iraq, daily Blic reports Friday.
A summer storm on the Ionian coast on Sunday, which caught tourists unprepared, has destroyed several beach-side facilities close to the city of Vlora, and threatened to sink a yacht.
Tirana mayor Edi Rama looks set to retain the leadership of the Socialist Party, following the movement’s extraordinary congress on Saturday.
Albania’s President Bamir Topi decreed on Monday that the new parliament will convene on September 7, despite ongoing ructions concerning the contested June 28 parliamentary elections.
The governor of Albania’s Central Bank, Ardian Fullani, warned on Wednesday that excessive government spending is threatening the country’s macroeconomic stability.
Macedonia’s ongoing industrial output contraction plumbed new depths in July, the State Statistical Office revealed.
Bosnia’s Federation entity is preparing to privatise around 30 public companies over the next year, local media reported on Thursday.
Despite the global economic downturn, Albania’s National Tourism Agency says the country has seen an increase in visitor numbers in the first nine months of the year.
Demonstrators from the Vetevendosje self-determination movement have been arrested after overturning 25 EU rule of law mission, EULEX, cars in central Pristina, Kosovo.
Romania’s public sector will shed 326,000 jobs by the 2015 deadline for the enforcement of a new pay law, Finance Minister Gheorghe Pogea said on Tuesday.
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