Carl Bildt

RS leader is "playing with fire"

BELGRADE -- Former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt believes that the Serb Republic (RS) President Milorad Dodik is "truly playing with fire."

The former high representative of the international community in Bosnia-Herzegovina stated that he was upset to learn that Dodik advocates of the idea of the break-up of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

BELGRADE - Swedish Ambassador to Serbia Christer Asp said on Tuesday that Sweden will continue to offer strong support to Serbia's EU accession.

Asp said for Belgrade TV Pink that Sweden advocates the accession of new countries, such as Serbia, and announced that his country will continue to strongly support Serbia on its EU pathway.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (pictured at the UN with Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras last August) has lent his support to the second Athens Forum 2014, titled “Democracy Under Pressure,” which is being co-hosted by Kathimerini and the International New York Times.

Kristalina Georgieva, Bulgaria's EU Commissioner in charge of humanitarian aid, could take over as head of the bloc's foreign policy, the Financial Times wrote Sunday.

Serkan Demirtaş serkan.demirtas@hdn.com.tr Revising Internet policies and continuing necessary economic and political reforms are in the interests of Turkey, Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt has suggested, stressing that the country’s only path forward is through Europe.

"Neo-fascism dividing Ukrainians and Russians"

PODGORICA -- Thousands of people from Montenegro and the region took part in a procession in the town of Nikšić to mark the end of an event dedicated to St. Basil of Ostrog.