Rotation: Romanian Prime Minister Nicolae Ciuca has Resigned
He announced this himself minutes ago at a press conference at the Council of Ministers on Victoria Square in Bucharest
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The “Europe Now” movement wins the Elections in Montenegro
It received the support of almost 26 percent of voters
Turkey is preparing to take command of NATO forces in Kosovo
Turkey, which has the second-largest military in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization after the United States, will take over KFOR from Italy in October
Earthquake with Magnitude above 5 in Romania, also felt in Hungary
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 on the Richter scale was registered in Romania
Serbia: 68,000 Weapons were Handed Over to authorities
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, announced that within the framework of a voluntary arms surrender campaign, around 68,000 firearms and explosive devices were handed over,
700 NATO troops have arrived in Northern Kosovo
700 military personnel from the NATO peacekeeping mission arrived in Northern Kosovo
The Kremlin Supports the Serbs in Kosovo - The West blames Pristina
Russia and France have unequivocally pointed to Kosovo as responsible for the tensions and clashes outside town halls in several predominantly Serb towns following Washington's crackdown on Pristina
Stoltenberg: NATO will deploy 700 more soldiers in Kosovo
NATO will deploy 700 more troops to Kosovo, Alliance Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said today, a day after 30 NATO soldiers and 52 protesters were injured in clashes
25 NATO soldiers were Injured in Clashes in Kosovo
25 soldiers from NATO's multinational force in Kosovo - KFOR have been injured during clashes with Serbs in the northern part of the country
Clashes between police and Serbs in Northern Kosovo
Police fired tear gas during clashes with ethnic Serbs who protested demanding the withdrawal of law enforcement officers from northern Kosovo, as well as the appointment of new mayors
The Situation in Northern Kosovo is Calm - Vucic no longer Leader of his Party
There are no traffic jams at the Yarine checkpoint. Passenger and cargo traffic is carried out normally
Vucic raised the Combat Readiness of the Army and ordered the Serbs to March towards Kosovo
The President of Serbia and Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Army, Aleksandar Vucic, signed an order to increase the combat readiness of the units of the Serbian Army to the highest level and ordered them to immediately move in the direction of the admin
Vucic: More than 37,000 Illegal Weapons were handed over to Authorities in Serbia
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that since May 8, more than 37,000 illegal weapons and explosive devices have been handed over to authorities
Greece is going to Early Elections at the End of June
With a voter turnout of over 60 percent, the center-right "New Democracy" took nearly 41 percent of the Greek vote
Vucic announced that he will Step Down as the Leader of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told reporters that he will soon step down as leader of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SPP)
Tens of Thousands protested in Belgrade with the slogan "Serbia Against Violence”
Tens of thousands of Serbs protested last night in the capital Belgrade under the slogan "Serbia against violence", world agencies reported
Serbia may refuse to issue Passports to Russians because of the EU
Serbia has frozen plans to issue passports to Russians and other foreign nationals who have lived in the country for just one year after the EU warned it could end visa-free travel to the Balkan country
Bulgaria to North Macedonia: Stop the Repression against Macedonian Bulgarians and Apologize
We expect a country that is a candidate for membership in the European Union to effectively protect all its citizens. Instead, we are witnessing attempts to silence the voices of Macedonian Bulgarians by raising baseless accusations against them, by press
Serbian citizens handed over 3,000 Weapons after the Mass Shootings
Serbs handed in more than 3,000 illegal weapons and parts in the first two days of an arms amnesty introduced after two mass shootings that killed 17 people
Serbia's prime minister blamed Social Media and Freedom of Expression for the Mass Killings
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic
Vucic compared the situation in Serbia to the September 11 Attacks in the US
After the second mass shooting in Serbia in 48 hours, President Aleksandar Vucic compared the situation in the country today to the 9/11 attacks in the United States and to the mass murders in Christchurch, New Zealand
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