Dmitry Medvedev came for the first time to Belgrade accompanied by a delegation of about 100 associates, ministers and businesspeople, bearing approval for Serbia`s request for a loan worth a billion dollars.
Albania’s Competition Authority fined on Tuesday the country’s two biggest flour mills, after an investigation found them guilty for fixing prices and sharing the local market.
More than two-thirds of Durres citizens oppose Italian energy giant Enel’s plans to built a coal-fired thermal power plant adjacent to the port city, a poll conducted by an environmental NGO shows.
The economies of central and eastern Europe are expected to contract by an average of 6.3 percent in 2009 following steep output declines in the first half of the year
Fake identity cards can easily be obtained in Romania and Bulgaria, and many illegal migrants use them to reach Western Europe.
The governor of Albania’s Central Bank, Ardian Fullani, warns that the country is heading into a cycle of lower GDP growth.
A previously unpublished survey, which identifies religious affiliation, suggests that Muslims make up just under 80 per cent of Albania’s population, a figure much higher than previously thought.
Kosovo’s prime minister has welcomed a European Commission, EC, progress report, despite the fact it contains strong criticism of his country.
Albania’s opposition Socialist Party staged a rally in Tirana on Saturday, calling for a recount of the ballots from the June 28 parliamentary elections.
The new head of the European Commission, EC, delegation in Serbia, Vincent Degert, says the EU-Serbia Interim Trade Agreement may be unblocked this year.