Two Injured in New Macedonia Opposition Protests
A photoreporter and a police officer have been injured in Wednesday's protests in Macedonian capital Skopje as demonstrators gathered for a second night to demand that the government stepped down.
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Greece to Pay EUR 200 M Installment Due to IMF
Greece will be paying an installment worth EUR 200 M to the International Monetary Fund by the end of the day Wednesday.
Police Clashes with Macedonian Protesters Over Anti-Government Turmoil
Over 2,000 protesters clashed with Macedonian police officers in the center of the capital Skopje, as they demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister.
Macedonian Opposition Hurls New Accusations at Government, Protesters Gather
The political tensions in Macedonia remain heightened as the opposition SDSM leader Zoran Zaev hurled fresh accusations against the government.
Varoufakis to Take Part in Meeting of Eurozone Finance Ministers
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis has received the support of PM Alexis Tsipras to participate in the upcoming meeting of the finance ministers in the Eurozone.
Greek Debt Talks Mark Progress as Athens Reshuffles Negotiation Team
The talks on the Greek debt between the country and its international creditors are finally making a progress after Athens replaced the head of its negotiation team.
Romanian Economy to Register 3-4% Growth over Next Years
The Romanian economy will increase by over 3 % annually in the period between 2015 and 2017, reaching 4 % yearly growth rate in 2018.
Explosion Rocks Office of Macedonia's Largest Albanian Party
A blast occurred late on Sunday near the office of Democratic Union for Integration (DUI), the largest Albanian political party in Macedonia.
136 Arrested in May Day Demonstrations in Istanbul
Turkish police fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters who had gathered in the Besiktas district of Istanbul despite a ban on holding May Day demonstrations in Taksim Square.
Transport Strikes to Disrupt Traffic in Greece Prior to Labor Day Holidays
The number of security traffic controls in Greece have increased prior to the upcoming May holidays.
Greece Reopening Public Broadcaster
Greek MPs have voted to reopen the state-owned, public radio and TV broadcaster ERT which was shut down in June 2013 amid harsh austerity measures.
Leading German Meat Processor to Build 20 Pig Farms in Serbia
Serbia’s government has signed a memorandum of understanding with German food industry giant Toennies Lebensmittel.
Police Officer Killed in Bosnia Police Station Attack
One police officer is dead and two have been left wounded after an alleged Islamist attack in Zvornik, northeastern Bosnia-Herzegovina.
German Ambassador to Macedonia also Calls for Gov't Resignations
Germany's Ambassador to Skopje has urged the Macedonian cabinet to make sure that accusations hurled by the opposition are followed by resignations.
Turkish Foreign Ministry Summons Bulgarian Ambassador over 'Mass Killings' of Armenians
Bulgaria's Ambassador in Ankara Krasimir Tulechki was summoned to Turkey's Foreign Ministry Saturday.
Train Hits Migrants in Macedonia, Kills Fourteen
A train hit a large group of about 50 migrants near the Macedonian city of Veles on Thursday, killing at least fourteen of them.
Bulgaria, Romania to Hold Joint Cabinet Session
The governments of Bulgaria and Romania are due to sit together on Friday in the southwestern Romanian town of Craiova, officials have said.
US 'Acting against Gazprom Moves in Greece'
The US is seeking to block a proposal Gazprom made in Athens on a Greek leg of the so-called "Turkish Stream" pipeline, the Greek Foreign Minister has said.
Macedonian Journalist Receives Death Threat - Funeral Wreath
Macedonian journalists staged protests in the capital Skopje Wednesday evening, following the death threat sent to journalist Borjan Jovanovski, Reuters reported.
Gazprom Set to Transport Over 47 B Cubic Meters of Gas Through Greece
Greece is hoping the agreement with Russia on the construction of the gas pipeline connecting Turkeish Stream and Central Europe will be signed very soon.
40 Armed Men Storm Police Station in Macedonia, Take 4 Officers Hostage
Around forty armed men stormed a police department in the Macedonian village of Gosince near the border with Kosovo on Tuesday, taking four police officers hostages.
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