Mogherini to meet Vučić and Thaçi
High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission Federica Mogherini will host an informal meeting with the Presidents Aleksandar Vučić of Serbia...
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Vučić to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina
by EWB
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić will pay an official visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina on 7th and 8th of September. Chair of the Presidency of Bosnia...
Dimitrov and Dačić to meet in Niš
by EWB
Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dačić and his Macedonian counterpart Nikola Dimitrov will meet in Niš, Serbia to resolve open issues among their governments....
Western Balkan leaders to meet on 26th of August
by EWB
An informal meeting of the Western Balkan leaders will be held on the 26th of August in Durrës, Albania. The focus of the meeting will...
Serbian diplomats withdrawn from Macedonia
by EWB
SKOPJE – The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Macedonia received a note today from the Serbian Embassy in Skopje in which he was informed that...
Kosovo’s calling code +383 comes into force in 2018
by EWB
Last year, the parties agreed on a migration period of two years during which a dual numbering approach is used to allow customers of the...
EU urges Kosovo to form new government
by EWB
EU’s spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Maja Kocijančič said in a statement for the Observer Gazette that the Assembly should be constituted as...
Croatia reduces import fees
by EWB
Ministry of Agriculture of Croatia reduced the import fees for fruit and vegetables imported from third countries with market standards from 270 euros to 12,6...
Tahiri: Continuation of Belgrade-Pristina dialogue priority
by EWB
The most important job for Pristina is to create new institutions, and one of the priorities will be continuation of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, said Kosovo’s...
Vučić to meet Eichhorst
by EWB
Serbian President Vučić met with Angelina Eichhorst, Director for Western Europe, Western Balkans and Turkey at the EEAS. Two interlocutors discussed over four hours about...