Bishops to send Filaret and Pahomije into retirement. 43 churches not registered in Serbia. Football hooligan extradited to Serbia.

The EC has stopped payments worth 3.5 billion euro to Romania from the Human Resources funding line, An IMF team is visiting Bucharest to discuss policy with new government, American fast food chain Subway will open in April its first unit in Romania.

Macedonia finances Albanian holiday, UN "name" mediator visits Macedonia

Tax authorities might recover almost 2 billion euro by fighting tax evasion on alcohol and vegetable trade in the next two months, Romanian born businessman George Iacobescu was knighted last week, 176 million euro financing line for all those who want to plant forest on agricultural lands

Opposition positive on next year’s elections, seven arrested for trafficking marijuana, parliamentary speaker Topalli wants to buy luxury car. 

Progressives form shadow government. Jeremic on Serbia's diplomatic successes. Djindjic's bodyguard sues state.

Two explosions on Sunday evening injured 17 people at a nightclub, Prime Minister will meet this week the chief of the IMF mission in Romania, Romanian mountainering Crina Popescu is the first woman to climb a volcano in Antarctica

Police bust five kilograms of heroin, higher criminal penalties for those guilty of election fraud, Democratic Party MP attacked by former political prisoner.

Plan for conditional NATO invitation on the table, Low interest for government help during homes purchase

Bosnia could lose international financial aid if it does not adopt global fiscal framework. Bosnian power company to sue Serbian Rudnap. Food and transport will get more expensive in Bosnia.

Analysts skeptical about “name” mediator’s  visit, Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski stayed longest in government

Albania to raise penalties for domestic violence, 250,000 blocked by snow, Berisha and Edi Rama exchange jibes on weather emergency.

Cedomir Jovanovic, says he refuses to keep silent about abuses within Serbian church. Serbia filled 100 claims against police officers for cooperating with criminals.  The World doesn't care who will form the government after in the elections says Ivica Dacic.

Most people remain pessimistic about the country’s economic outlook for the next year, Romania risks a new call-off in EU funding, Transelectrica is to limit or temporarily halt electricity exports

As the European Council rolls up its sleeves to decide on the fate of Serbia’s EU dreams later this month and as the Serbian parliamentary elections get closer, Kosovo is once again becoming the focus of political battles in Belgrade.