Press Reviews
Albania Press Review - May 24, 2012
First round of voting for president to be held next week, students injured in buss accident to receive treatment in Austria, university stripped of license over fake degree scandal.
Bosnia Press Review - May 24, 2012
The Federation government forgiving millions of debt for penalty interests. Parliament to adopt the budget without SDA. PIC suspended Brcko supervision.
Serbia Press Review - May 24, 2012
Everyone waits for Tadic to say yes. Dacic: Brussels wants Democrats and Progressives to form the Govt. White House awaits for Nikolic.
Romania Press Review – May 24, 2012
The national currency slipps to a new low, South Korean Hyosung to invest in Romania, Romania goes to Eurovision final with band Mandinga
Macedonia Press Review – May 23, 2012
Turkey proved strongest Macedonian supporter in NATO, Only five countries stood up for Macedonia in NATO
Serbia Press Review - May 23, 2012
Tadic considers PM post. Dejanovic: Tadic would be best PM. New parliamentarians to get first salary in the summer.
Kosovo Press Review - May 17 2012
EU Mission to Kosovo plans to downsize. A Kosovo Serb journalists, arrested in Serbia, told the authorities that he works for Kosovo Intelligence Services-AKI.
Romania Press Review – May 23, 2012
The Parliament has approved a law eliminating a minimum vote threshold for lawmakers, Oil company OMV Petrom has been fined for harming environment, Over 40% of Romanians say they are worse off than last year
Bosnia Press Review - May 22, 2012
Uncertainty in Belgrade, fear in the region, Dnevni avaz daily journalist reported. SDA will not support the 2012 budget suggesting different cuts. Friends and families of the deceased in mourning.
Macedonia Press Review – May 22, 2012
No surprises for Macedonia from NATO summit, Macedonian issue hushed at NATO summit
Romania Press Review – May 22, 2012
Public employees could soon have a new work schedule, Romania plans to sell international bonds in the third quarter, The extension of the interdiction to sell agricultural land to foreigners after 2014 is difficult to achieve
Serbia Press Review - May 22, 2012
DS presidency requests Tadic to become PM. Democrats, Progressives coalition remain an option. Negotiations on the new govt to start after Nikolic's inauguration.
Serbia Press Review - May 21, 2012
Tomislav Nikolic elected Serbian president. Dacic: "Nikolic’s win means new complications". Serbia to stay on the European path.
Romania Press Review – May 21, 2012
The interim NATO missile capability was officially declared on Sunday. The car maker Dacia to launch two new models. Romania has the lowest percentage of GDP spent on health in the EU.
Bosnia Press Review - May 21, 2012
Five persons died in a plane crash near Banja Luka. The international community is responsible for the paralysis of Bosnia, professor said. Republika Srpska lacks math professors.
Kosovo Press Review - May 21, 2012
Serbia has been hit by a political quake, after the results of the second round of presidential elections showed Tomislav Nikolic won the race.
Bosnia Press Review - May 18, 2012
Valentin Inzko said Milorad Dodik will change his rhetoric. A woman died after eating a herb similar to wild garlic. All previous governments kept Republika Srpska developing.
Serbia Press Review - May 18, 2012
Cuban vaccine against lung cancer in Serbia in 2013. Dikovic: Kosovo poses biggest security threat to Serbia. Mladic trial will not affect Serbia-Croatia genocide lawsuits, expert says.
Kosovo Press Review - May 18, 2012
EU expects Kosovo-Serbia dialogue to continue without any conditions, Hashim Thaci is afraid of elections in his Democratic Party of Kosovo.
Romania Press Review – May 18, 2012
New healthcare law might introduce a tax on fast food and beer, The Hungarian Ambassador in Bucharest was summoned over recent criticism voiced by Budapest, Bucharest has the second highest number of days when the air pollution exceeds the admitted level of dust
Bosnia Press Review - May 17, 2012
Ratko Mladic would kill again. Turks brought 100 million euro to Bosnia. Two young persons died in a car accident.
Serbia Press Review - May 17, 2012
Serbian parliament to have 46 parties. No govt. jet in use. Serbia has the worst health services in Europe.
Kosovo Press Review - May 17, 2012
EU’s Office to Kosovo responds to PM Thaci, opposition tells the ruling coalition to implement motion on conditioning the talks with Serbia, 84 police officers investigated.
Macedonia Press Review – May 17, 2012
Greek bank savings might end up in Macedonia, Citizen’s perception of Macedonia is getting grimmer
Romania Press Review – May 17, 2012
The government has approved taking a 1 billion euro precautionary loan from the World Bank, Prime Minister Victor Ponta has announced that Romania will not ratify ACTA, Foreign investments stood at 425 million euro in the first quarter of the year
Bosnia Press Review - May 16, 2012
Trial of war criminal Ratko Mladic begins. Bosnian PM warns on financial problems in entities. Sejdic and Finci ruling to be implemented soon, Dodik vows.
Albania Press Review - May 16, 2012
Prifti to back the ruling Democratic Party in their presidential bid, ASSA seeks for criminal investigation of the directors of the Ministry of Economy, Albania political parties fail to reach compromise on electoral reform.
Macedonia Press Review – May 16, 2012
Macedonians feel unsecure, Opposition announces anti-government protests
Romania Press Review – May 16, 2012
The Education Minister Ion Mang has resigned amid plagiarism accusations, Romania’s economy was down 0.1 percent in the first quarter of the year, Almost 100 million euro was invested in Romanian real estate during the first quarter of 2012
Bosnia Press Review - May 15, 2012
NATO is the way to prevent secession in Bosnia. Six leaders to meet in Mostar. Bosnia should not expect good news from the NATO.
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