European market at Bosnian door. Serbian MPs want ban on gatherings. Dangerous heatwave.

The privatisation of CFR freight rail company is at risk of failing. The government approvs plan to buy second-hand F-16 fighter jets. Lufkin Industries opens a new manufacturing facility.

Serbia stops financing of police in the north. Registration at the Central Election Commission precondition for Serbian parties to take part in elections. Kosovo economic development decreasing.

Parliament rejects new referendum, Anti-graft agency starts investigation against powerful mayor, Japan Marubeni to build power plant

Fule asks Djukanovic for audio-recordings. Audio-recordings affair: Prime minister to be interrogated on July 15. Heat-wave until the weekend.

Senate postpones vote on Constitution, EBRD grants loan to BCR bank, Romania’s annual inflation reached 4.4 percent in May

Candles for the little Berina. Boy dies in an explosion. Dodik criticizes protests.

Comprehensive agreement between Pristina and Belgrade do be achieved this week. Migrant traffickers targeted. Fight of corruption does not produce needed effects.

CSAT to discuss the Army equipping plan. PRM revokes party's leader. Romania's set to fall in coming years.

Serbia gets date in January-Kosovo get maybe the “MSA”. Decisions of parallel courts legitimized. EULEX ignored a witness of the Lybeniq massacre. 

Inzko praised Radoncic. Student protests in Mostar. Serb veterans boycott a supermarket for selling Bosnian army flags.

Real-estate prices remain high despite low demand, Macedonia not afraid of expensive food forecasts

Meta says left-wing coalition has yet to decide on the name of the premier if they win the elections, Socialist eye return of tens-of-thousands of emigrants as voters, LSI to control 40 per cent of public administration in case of electoral success.

Pristina-Belgrade agreement towards failure. “New Deal” for Kosovo economy. Current Kosovo Post-Telecommunications director receives double salary by Kosovo Trust Agency.

When the protests in Turkey began on the 28 May, what struck me the centrality of the Mediterranean as the focus on social movements in the last two years.

It is already the fifth day of the protests and still few seem to be brave (or foolish) enough to state what the protesters are actually protesting for.