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EU slams Kosovo's closure of Serbian banks: spokesman - Vimarsana News

EU slams Kosovo's closure of Serbian banks: spokesman

Brussels, Belgium: The European Union on Tuesday lambasted Kosovo s closure of several Serbian banks this week, calling the move escalatory amid sta...

EU Slams Kosovo's Closure Of Serbian Banks: Spokesman - Vimarsana News

EU Slams Kosovo's Closure Of Serbian Banks: Spokesman

AFP Brussels, Belgium: The European Union on Tuesday lambasted Kosovo's closure of several Serbian banks this week, calling the move escalat

Source: menafn.com
EU welcomes progress in border delimitation process between Azerbaijan, Armenia - Vimarsana News

EU welcomes progress in border delimitation process between Azerbaijan, Armenia

Peter Stano, the spokesperson for foreign affairs and security policy of the European Union, has made a statement on the progress in the border delimitation between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

EU welcomes progress in Azerbaijan-Armenia border delimitation - Vimarsana News

EU welcomes progress in Azerbaijan-Armenia border delimitation

The EU welcomes the progress made in the border delimitation process between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Peter Stano, Lead Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, said in a statement, News.Az reports.

Source: news.az
'Pro-Family' March In Tbilisi To Show Public Support For Government Following Protests - Vimarsana News

'Pro-Family' March In Tbilisi To Show Public Support For Government Following Protests

Senior Georgian Orthodox clerics and conservative religious groups on May 17 are marking a holiday known as Family Purity Day with a march along Tbilisi's Rustaveli Avenue, the scene of weeks of protests against a divisive "foreign agent" bill passed by parliament earlier this week.

Source: rferl.org