 CTV.ca | Snow traps thousands in Bosnian villages Albany Times Union Eastern Europe's unrelenting and deadly cold snap produced another heavy snowfall in the Balkans on Saturday, trapping people in their homes and cars, causing power outages, and closing airports, railway stations and bus services. Snow traps thousands in Bosnia, but the pope and Queen Elizabeth II brave the cold |
Harsco issues correction on Balkans region copper project SteelGuru Global industrial solutions company Harsco Corporation issued a correction to a published news report on the Internet that erroneously reported the Company's involvement in the potential construction and operation of a Balkans region copper by products ... |
 publics.bg | Russian gas supply to Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey drops Reuters (Adds detail, background) SOFIA Feb 3 (Reuters) - Russia's supply of natural gas to Bulgaria and neighbouring Greece, Turkey and Macedonia has dropped by more than 30 percent as freezing temperatures bolster demand for heating in Russia and across ... Gas Transit from Bulgaria to the Balkans is Uninterrupted Concerns grow for eastern Europe power and natural gas supplies |
 Adnkronos International English | Balkans: Leaders agree to together bring justice to war criminals Adnkronos International English Sarajevo, 3 Feb. (AKI) – Leaders of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia agreed on Friday to intensify cooperation in the joint fight against organized crime and the procesecution of war crimes committed during 1991-1995 war that followed the breakup ... Freeze kills six in Bosnia, Croatian county declares state of emergency Ex-enemies join forces to do battle over economy |
 AFP | Croatians say hello to EU and goodbye to Balkans AFP ZAGREB — Croatia welcomed the prospect of a symbolic break with the rest of the Balkans Monday after two-thirds of voters endorsed its EU entry, despite signs that the eurozone crisis has dampened enthusiasm. The country's prospective new partners in ... Croatia Holds Referendum on EU Membership Croatians vote on EU entry in key referendum Croatia says 'yes' to EU membership |
 Irish Times | Romania rescues children as Europe's freeze deepens Reuters Temperatures plummeted to minus 37 Celsius (minus 35 Fahrenheit) in northern Slovakia and rescue workers dug through snow on mountain roads to rescue stranded bus passengers in the Balkans. In Romania, 80 percent of the Danube river was frozen over ... Children rescued as European cold snap worsens European cold snap 'kills 250' |
Snow continues to hammer Western Balkans EastDay.com 3-- A state of emergency was extended to a total of 26 municipalities in Serbia on Friday, as the relentless snowfall that has blanketed much of the Western Balkans continued. Schools were closed and thousands of households in mountainous areas ... |
 www.worldbulletin.net | Balkans: SEECP countries summit in Belgrade ANSAmed (ANSAmed) - BELGRADE, 1 FEBRUARY - Strengthening of regional cooperation in the Balkan area, especially in the fight to organized crime and the common target of European integration were the main focus of a summit of Foreign Ministers of some ... Serbia calls for for stepped-up cooperation in the Balkan region in an ... |
 B92 | Germany still without stance on Serbia, FM says B92 “When it comes to Serbia and the Western Balkans' European future, I can say that Germany still has not decided on its position at the next EU foreign ministers' meeting,” he said after a meeting with his German counterpart Guido Westerwelle in Munich. Jeremic: Serbia will work on EU positive decision |
 Adnkronos International English | Balkans: Target of crimes against humanity trial seeks €2 mln from court Adnkronos International English The Hague, 30 Jan. (AKI) – Serbian nationalist leader Vojislav Seselj, charged by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia with crimes against humanity, on Monday demanded to be paid two million euros damages for alleged violation ... |
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