Macedonia Will Let in Only Migrants Who Will Be Accepted in EU
Macedonia will do whatever is needed to prevent unauthorized crossing of its borders, the country’s Foreign Minister Nikola Poposki has said.
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Migrants Protest over Macedonia Ban on 'Economic Migrants'
Hundreds of migrants from Morocco, Pakistan, Iran and elsewhere staged a demonstration at the Greece-Macedonia border on Thursday over Skopje's refusal to grant passage into the country to citizens of countries not affected by war.
Shooting in Sarajevo Leaves Two Bosnian Soldiers Dead
A shooting in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday night claimed the lives of two Bosnian soldiers and left five other people injured.
Kosovo Police Clashes with Opposition Supporters in Pristina
Kosovo police fired tear gas to disperse about 150 protesters outside the government building in Pristina on Wednesday as a crisis deepens over relations with Serbia, Reuters reported.
Tsipras Visiting Turkey for 1st Time
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is on a working visit to Turkey for the first time since taking office in January.
Opposition MPs Use Tear Gas to Disrupt Kosovo Parliament Session
Opposition lawmakers in Kosovo disrupted a parliament session on Tuesday by using teargas and pepper spray to press their demand that the government renounced a deal regulating relations with Serbia, Reuters reported.
Woman Dies as Powerful Quake Rocks Greece
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake has hit northwestern Greece, the country's seismological institute says.
Suspected Paris Attacker Crossed into Serbia via Greece, Macedonia - Tanjug
One of the suspected Paris attackers had crossed into Serbia from Macedonia on October 7 seeking asylum, Tanjug reported on Sunday.
Macedonia Preparing to Build Fence at Borders to Control Migrant Flow
Macedonia will start immediate preparations for building a wire fence along sectors of the country’s borders to respond to a potential slowdown in the passage of migrants from Macedonia to western Europe, MIA news agency reported on Sunday.
Romanian President Nominates Former EU Commissioner as new PM
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis nominated Dacian Ciolos as the Prime Minister-designate entrusted with forming the country's next government.
Croatia’s Conservatives Fall Short of Outright Majority in Parliament after Sunday’s Vote
Opposition conservative Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) has won most votes in Sunday’s general election but remained short of outright majority in the 151-seat parliament, HINA reported.
Kosovo Fails to Win UNESCO Membership
Kosovo has failed to obtain membership of UNESCO at Monday’s vote by member countries at the organization's general conference in Paris.
Protesters Boo Romanian President as Demonstrations Continue for Sixth Day
Protesters booed Romanian President Klaus Iohannis as he visited the participants in the demonstrations in Bucharest on Sunday.
Hospital Shooting in Skopje Leaves One Doctor, Two Other People Injured
One doctor and two other people were injured in an armed assault at the Abdominal Surgery Clinic in the Macedonian capital of Skopje on Monday morning.
Attacks Target Three Offices of SYRIZA in Athens
Arsonists attacked three offices of the largest ruling party in the Greek capital of Athens overnight.
Conservative Opposition Declares Victory in Croatia's General Elections
The opposition conservative party, Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), claimed victory in the parliamentary elections, which were held in the country on Sunday.
Croatia’s Ruling Left-Wing Coalition Tied with Conservative Opposition in General Election – Exit Poll
Croatia’s ruling center-left coalition led by the Social Democratic Party (SDP) has come neck-and-neck with analliance led by conservative Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) after polls closed in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, Hina news agency reported.
Death Toll from Romanian Nightclub Fire Mounts to 44
The death toll from last week’s nightclub fire in Bucharest has increased to 44 after three more people died from injuries on Sunday, the Romanian authorities said.
Death Toll in Romanian Nightclub Fire Rises to 38
The number of victims from the explosion and fire, which occurred at the Colectiv nightclub in Bucharest last week, has risen to 38 after six of the injured passed away.
Macedonia to Hold Early Election on April 24 after Parties Reach Deal
Macedonia's four main political parties on Friday reached consensus on power sharing in the period until the snap elections now confirmed for April 24 of next year.
Majority of Turkey's Voters 'Prefer Parliamentary System' - Poll
More than half of Turkish voters have voiced preference for the current political system in the country to be preserved, an Ipsos poll suggests.
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