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Bulgaria's Troubled Corpbank No Longer A Bidder for Hypo Alpe Adria

Advent International and a Bulgarian-Russian consortium headed by businessman Denis Barekov are reportedly the key bidders for nationalized Austrian bank Hypo Alpe Adria.

The bank, which Austria nationalized in 2009 to prevent its collapse, is to sell its Balkan network by mid-2015 at the behest of the EU Commission.

Austrian ambassador: No more wars, we want unity

Austrian ambassador: No more wars, we want unity

BELGRADE -- 100 years after Austria-Hungary’s ultimatum to the Kingdom of Serbia, Austrian Ambassador Johannes Eigner says it was "written so it could not be accepted."

"There are, however, other interpretations," Eigner said for the Thursday edition of Belgrade-based daily Blic, and continued:

PM: Serbia does not renounce past, but also looks at future

BELGRADE - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and Austrian Ambassador to Serbia Johannes Eigner planted on Wednesday a plum tree of peace in the yard of the Archdiocese of Belgrade, the former seat of Austria-Hungary's diplomatic mission in Belgrade, thus marking 100 years since Austria-Hungary gave Serbia an ultimatum.

Bulgaria to Sign Road Transport Agreement with Kosovo

Bulgaria is seeking to regulate transport connections with Kosovo through a new Agreement on International Road Transport of Passengers and Cargo.

Bulgaria's Transport Ministry believes that it is necessary to facilitate the creation of a regulatory framework applicable to the bilateral relations with Kosovo in the sphere.

Veljovic receives medal from Republic of Austria

VIENNA - Serbia's General Police Director Milorad Veljovic was decorated on Monday with the medal of the Republic of Austria for the promotion of police cooperation.

The Grand Gold Medal of Merit of the Republic of Austria was presented to Veljovic on behalf of Austrian President Heinz Fischer by Konrad Kogler, Director-General for Public Security of Austria.

Troicki makes successful comeback at Swiss Open

GSTAAD - Serbian tennis player Viktor Troicki qualified for the Swiss Open second round in Gstaad as he defeated Austria's Dominic Thiem in the Monday match, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4.

Troicki made a successful comeback to completion routines after a one-year suspension pronounced in July 2013 for violation of anti-doping regulations.

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