Balkan News

Worries that people smugglers may reactivate the 'Adriatic route' across Albania to Italy, Italian and Albanian are to work together on measures to prevent this from happening.

In a move welcomed by medics and most members of the public, Romania has banned smoking in enclosed public venues such as bars, cafes and restaurants.

Macedonia's Constitutional Court ruled that the country's president can pardon alleged election-riggers, approving the controversial initiative that sparked rival protests overnight.

Einfach lächerlich, auch mit diesem “ „special prosecution office“ “ von den US Gangstern installiert, wie andere Politik Gestalten ebenso. Die Frau wird aber von Allen boykottiert, mit ihrem inkompetenden Betrugs Apparat. Ist selbst eine primitiv kriminelle Gestalt, welche mit falschen Angaben versucht Staatsgelder zustehlen, Grundstücke als angebliche Bäuerin zuerhalten. Inklusive der Deutschen Botschafterin, wird nun Dumm krimineller Unfug in Skopje produziert und das seit über 25 Jahre. Bekannt als : „The six horsemen of the apocalypse, the so called „western“ ambassadors aus http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/27433/45/ Die Betrügerin General Staatsanwältin Katica Janeva, welche die inkompetende Terroristen Mafia der US Botschafter in Skopje als Generalstaatsanwalt eingesetzt hat, wollte als angebliche Bäuerin, Staatliches Agrar […]

Bosnia's State Court on Friday returned the politician and tycoon Fahrudin Radoncic to detention for violating the terms of his house arrest.

secret UNMIK Bericht aus 2003 29 Seiten, mit vielen Details und Zeugen, wobei Shaip Muja, über das Militärkrankenhaus in Tirana eine zentrale Rolle spielte Three Kosovo Organ Traffickers’ Jail Sentences Upheld Pristina’s appeals court confirmed the jailing of three men convicted of organised crime in connection with organ-trafficking at Kosovo’s Medicus clinic in 2008, but two others were acquitted. Petrit Collaku BIRN Pristina Lutfi Dervishi outside the court. Photo: BIRN. The appeals court on Thursday upheld the convictions of Medicus clinic owner Lutfi Dervishi, his son Arban Dervishi and head anaesthetist Sokol Hajdini, ruling that they were guilty of organised crime in connection with people trafficking. Lutfi Dervishi and his […]

Immer dabei auch bei der Terroristen Finanzierung, Kopf Abhacker rund Todesschwadronen, SWP-Berlin mit Volker Perthes und Kollegen, sowie die Deutschen Aussenminister. Die Zerstörung von Syrien war lange geplant, identisch wie Libyen. Rote Karte der NATO, für die Ankara Terroristen Mafia mit Recep Erdogan, Yassin Kadi, Ahmet Davutoğlu Ein Regimewechsel in Ankara wird immer wahrscheinlicher Posted: 03 Mar 2016 08:38 PM PST Der US-Autor Mike Whitney vermutet, dass die US-Regierung auch in der Türkei einen Regimewechsel herbeiführen will. Von Mike Whitney counterpunch, 24.02.16 Am Freitag haben die USA einen russischen Entwurf für eine Resolution zurückgewiesen, mit der eine Invasion Syriens durch die türkische Armee verhindert werden sollte. Moskau hatte auf einer […]

The Kosovo government has condemned opposition Vetevendosje (Self-Determination Movement) party activists who overturned a truck with goods from Serbia in a protest linked to school textbooks.

Former Bosnian Serb serviceman Milomir Vasic was acquitted of war crimes, with the court ruling that he did not shoot a Bosniak prisoner dead in Bratunac in May 1992.

Albanians on Thursday night occupied a location in the Skopje municipality of Butel, protesting against the construction of another tall cross in the capital.

A change to the law in Romania has resulted in a surge of new political parties in the country, many of which seem far from serious in their intentions.

A court in Graz jailed a Bosnian citizen, Fikret Begic, for eight years for recruiting volunteers for the Islamic State, ISIS.

David Schwendiman, the chief prosecutor of the new Kosovo special war crimes court, said that the election of Hashim Thaci as the country’s president does not give him immunity from prosecution.

New dispute between the government and the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro over a former royal chapel has fuelled old political tensions.

Serbia's government has launched a tender for the privatization of the ailing Smederevo steel mill, media reported Friday, following reports that China's HBIS Group may take it on.

Anti-NATO protesters rallied in the Serbian city of Nis on Friday as hardline right-wing organizations demanded a referendum on joining the Western military alliance.

New Croatian deputy tourism minister Robert Pauletic is known for his teenage successes on TV quizzes, but misleading reports he published as a wartime tabloid editor have largely been forgotten.

Unnamed man jailed for five years in Linz after 20 migrants were found in the back of his truck.

As northern Europe changes it policies towards migrants, Balkan countries cooperate and prepare for new challenges.