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Turkey lifts customs restrictions for Bulgaria
The two-day strike by Bulgarian truck drivers at the border ended with the restrictions being lifted.
Inzko: International community needs to take action in BiH
In order for positive changes to occur in Bosnia and Herzegovina , the international community must become more involved, High Representative in BiH Valentin Inzko said.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has already made enough compromises with the EU during negotiations
European Union during negotiations relating to the trade regime and there won't be any new concessions, Bosnian Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations, Mirko Sarovic said in Sarajevo on Monday.Sarovic was commenting on a letter sent by the Director General for... The first thing you need to do is choose a news reader, if you already don't ... (more)
Twenty Years On: The Unfinished Lives Of Bosnia's Romeo And Juliet
The story of Bosko Brkic and Admira Ismic ended with two short bursts from a sniper's rifle on a Sarajevo bridge the afternoon of May 19, 1993.
Croatia Airlines passengers will today experience a second day of cancelations and delays
Croatia Airlines passengers will today experience a second day of cancelations and delays as pilots and cabin crew continue with industrial action.
Croatia Airlines pilots, cabin crew and ground staff have launched an indefinite strike this morning
Croatia Airlines pilots, cabin crew and ground staff have launched an indefinite strike this morning, angry over worsening working conditions and corruption within the carrier.
Set a gentle pace on the highways of Mid-Wales in an electric car with Welsh Road Trips , an initiative by three hotels in the Green Tourism Business Scheme.
Bosnian Soldiers 'Beat Croat Prisoners' at Army Base
At the war crimes trial of former Bosnian fighter Edin Dzeko, a witness recalled how soldiers took Croat prisoners to the Zulfikar unit's base, where they were beaten up.
Balkans unite to tackle milk safety
Experts said a new communication system established by Balkan countries will allow them to better manage risks and foster the exchange of timely information on any threat to milk and food safety.
After UN debate, questions persist about tribunal's role
Last month's heated UN General Assembly debate on the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia continues to raise further questions on whether the tribunal has contributed to regional reconciliation.
Regional airlines discuss co-operation
Seven air carriers in the region plan to increase co-operation. Also in business news: German company Henkel will invest 7 million euros in a factory in BiH, and 15,000 public jobs in Greece will be cut by the end of 2014.
Oversight of the Balkans' security sector improves
Regional country representatives attend a conference on oversight in the security sector at the Centre for Security Policy in Belgrade.
Court orders detention of Bosnia federation head in graft probe
A Bosnian court on Sunday ordered that the president of the country's autonomous Muslim-Croat federation and four other officials be detained for a month after prosecutors said they took bribes to arrange pardons for convicts.
Artists turn Bosnia nuke bunker into art gallery
KONJIC, Bosnia-Herzegovina -- A once-secret bunker built to shelter Yugoslavia's communist leadership from nuclear war has temporarily reopened as an art gallery, with some exhibits pondering what would have happened if more mushroom clouds had hit the world's skies.
Sarajevo Trial for Busovaca War Crimes Begins
Former Croatian Defence Forces fighters Zoran Marinic and Zoranu Milic went on trial for the killings of Bosniak civilians in the town of Busovaca in 1993.
UN Peace Envoy Testifies for Karadzic Defence
Former UN peace envoy Jasushi Akashi testified at Radovan Karadzic's Hague trial that it was impossible to prove that Bosnian Serb forces were responsible for a market massacre in Sarajevo.
New Market Report: Bosnia-Herzegovina Real Estate Report Q2 2013
The Bosnia & Herzegovina Real Estate report examines the commercial office, retail, industrial and construction segments throughout the country, in the context of the struggling domestic and regional economy.
'Face the truth': Bosnian leader upbraids Serbian president
Serbia's ultra-nationalist Radical Party acting leader Tomislav Nikolic speaks during a final pre-elections rally in Belgrade on Jan.