Tax Cuts Take Effect in Romania from Start of 2016
The New Year has brought several tax cuts in Romania benefiting consumers, small firms as well as those who receive dividends, according to local media reports.
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David L. Phillips: “Turkey's Islamist Agenda in Kosovo”
An article “Turkey's Islamist Agenda in Kosovo” by David L.
Serbia 'to Help Turkey, Russia Reconcile'
Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic has accepted the request of Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu to assist in the reconciliation process between Ankara and Moscow, Tanjug agency quotes him as saying.
Turkey Detains 21 Migrants Trying to Enter Bulgaria
Turkish authorities say they arrested 21 people who were seeking to cross illegally into Bulgaria on Saturday.
Large-Scale Anti-Corruption Operation in Serbia Results in 79 Arrests
Serbian police arrested 79 people, including a former minister, in a comprehensive operation in the fight against corruption.
Explosion at Istanbul Airport Leaves One Dead, One Wounded
An explosion at the Sabiha Gokcen airport in the Turkish city of Istanbul early on Wednesday left two women of the cleaning staff injured.
Eighteen Refugees Drown as Boat Sinks off Turkey
Eighteen people drowned as the boat carrying them sank in the Aegean Sea off the Turkey's southwestern coast late on Friday.
NATO Urges Bosnia and Herzegovina to Step up Reform Progress
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has reiterated the call made by the Alliance foreign ministers last week to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s leaders to undertake the political, economic and defence reforms needed for the country to realise its Euro-Atlantic aspiratio
Human Rights Watch Warns of Asylum Seekers Stuck on Serbian-Bulgarian Border
In an article published at the website of Human Rights Watch on Monday, a researcher for Eastern Europe and Western Balkans, described the harsh conditions asylum seekers are faced with in Dimitrovgrad, a town in southeastern Serbia, at the border with Bu
Serbian PM Fires Defence Minister Gasic over Sexist Remark
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has said that Bratislav Gasic cannot carry on in the position of Defence Minister after making an offensive comment about a female journalist.
Greek Parliament Approves Next Year's Budget
Greece's lawmakers on Sunday narrowly approved the national budget for 2016, with all coalition MPs voting in favour.
Erdogan Says It Was Turkey That Halted Turkish Stream
It was not Turkey but Russia who stopped preparation for the Turkish Stream gas pipeline project, the country's President said on Saturday.
Migrant Flow into Serbia from Bulgaria Remains Unchanged - UNHCR
The inflow of migrants crossing from Bulgaria into Serbia remains unchanged at 100-200 people per day, the UN refugee agency said on Friday.
Serbia Pledges to Repay EUR 190 M Debt to Russian Gazprom Neft’s Unit NIS by 2018
Serbia will repay EUR 20 M of its outstanding debt for Russian gas deliveries to Gazprom Neft by the end of the year, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has said.
Turkey, Azerbaijan 'to Finish TANAP before Planned Date'
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has announced Turkey and Azerbaijan's intentions to complete the Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP) ahead of schedule.
Stranded Migrants Set up Barrier at Greece’s Border with Macedonia
A migrant has been fatally electrocuted at the border between Greece and Macedonia where Greek police and stranded migrants clashed on Thursday.
Macedonian Police Fire Tear Gas to Repel Migrants Storming Border Fence
Macedonian police has used tear gas to push back illegal migrants who tried to storm through the country’s border with Greece on Wednesday.
Huge Explosion Rocks Istanbul Metro Station
A huge blast has occurred at Bayrampasa metro station of Istanbul, local media report.
Turkey's Erdogan 'Ready to Stand Down' If IS Oil Trade Claims Are Proven
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday said he was ready to step down if allegations that Ankara traded oil with the Islamic State (IS) group were proven, local media outlets say.
Clash Between Macedonian Police, Migrants Leaves Scores Injured at Border with Greece
A clash between Macedonian police and migrants left up to forty people injured at the Macedonian-Greek border on Saturday.
Macedonian Army Builds Metal Fence on Border with Greece
The Macedonian Army has begun erecting a wire fence along the country’s border with Greece to control a wave of migrants trying to cross, local TV channel Telma reported on Saturday.
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