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Illusory to discuss UN seat to Kosovo: Serbia

Serbia’s prime minister appeared to row back on Jan. 16 from talk of a deal allowing Kosovo...

Illusory to discuss UN seat to Kosovo: Serbia

Serbia easing stance on the recognition of Kosovo BELGRADE - Reuters Serbia extended the chance of obtaining a seat at the United Nations to Kosovo... Comment(s) 1/17/2013	Bosnian Serb to serve Srebrenica prison term in Poland WARSAW - Agence France-Presse A former Bosnian Serb general who was the first person convicted of genocide by the UN Yugoslav war crimes tribunal is set to serve out his sentence in Poland Comment(s) 12/6/2012
Blast damages war monument in divided Bosnian town SARAJEVO - Agence France-Presse A monument to Bosnian Muslim soldiers killed in the country's 1992-1995 war was damaged... Comment(s) 1/14/2013	Serbia and Kosovo move to ease tension BRUSSELS - Agence France-Presse Serbia and Kosovo struck key political deals Dec. 4 in talks to ease Western Balkans’ tension, agreeing to jointly manage crossings on their flashpoint border and send liaison officers to each others’ capitals. Comment(s) 12/6/2012
Slovenia PM offers to resign over corruption LJUBLJANA - Agence France-Presse Slovenian premier vows to resign if the country’s anti-corruption watchdog is not satisfied with... Comment(s) 1/10/2013	UN tribunal acquits Kosovo ex-PM of war crimes THE HAGUE- Agence France-Presse The UN Yugoslav war crimes court today acquitted Kosovo's ex-prime... Comment(s) 11/29/2012
Macedonia cut MPs salaries over boycott SKOPJE - Agence France-Presse Macedonia decided Jan. 3 to cut by two-thirds the salaries of opposition deputies who have been boycotting assembly sessions... Comment(s) 1/5/2013	Patriarch Maxim of Bulgaria dies at 98 SOFIA - Reuters Patriarch Maxim, a conservative who led Bulgaria’s Orthodox Church for 41 years in times of Communist rule and democracy, died, the church said yesterday. Comment(s) 11/7/2012
Illness leads Serb ambassador to NATO to suicide BELGRADE - Reuters Serbia's ambassador to NATO who killed himself earlier this week had recently... Comment(s) 12/7/2012	Bulgarians rally ahead of ‘extremist’ Muslims’ trial PAZARDZHIK, Bulgaria A trial against 13 Bulgarian Muslim religious leaders, that include some Turks, for preaching a radical form of Islam heard witnesses Oct. 29 4 Comment(s) 10/31/2012

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