Serbia confers highest state honour on Bulgarian PM Borissov
Serbia has conferred its highest state honour on Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, the Bulgarian government information service said. The
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Rule change allows Bulgarian minority in Serbia to write women’s surnames in Bulgarian style
Serbian citizens who are members of that country’s ethnic Bulgarian minority will now be able to write out women’s surnames
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Serbia and Kosovo clash over army at UN Security Council
World powers are discussing Kosovo’s decision to form an army at a UN Security Council session on Monday. Serbia and Russia have strongly protested the
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Serbia, Russia demand UN Security Council session over Kosovo army
After the parliament in Pristina adopted laws that pave the way for transforming the Kosovo Security Forces (KSB) into an
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Nato chief Stoltenberg: Creation of Kosovo army ‘ill-timed’
Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has reiterated his stance that the creation of the army of Kosovo is ill-timed. “Today,
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Parliament in Kosovo votes in favour of the creation of an army
The parliament of Kosovo voted on December 14 in favour of the three bills which enable the transformation of the
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The price of normalisation: Serbia, Kosovo, and a risky border deal
One of the most contentious topics in the Western Balkans in recent months has been a proposed Serbia-Kosovo land swap.
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Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia in top five EU net personal transfer recipients in 2017
The three European Union member states in south-eastern Europe were among the largest net recipients of personal transfers in the
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Bulgarian PM Borissov holds talks with Serbian, Montenegrin counterparts
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov held talks with his Montenegrin counterpart Duško Marković and Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić, the
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