Кошаркашки клуб Партизан објавио је да ће у четвртфиналу Евролиге против израелског Макабија из Тел Авива као домаћин играти у дворани Београдска арена.
Шампион Србије ће тако бити у прилици да у борби за Фајнал-фор има знатно бројнију подршку навијача. "Црно-бели" су у сезони 2008/2009 били први клуб који је противнике дочекао у највећој хали на Балкану.
Утакмице са Панатинаикосом и московским ЦСКА одигране су пред рекордним бројем гледалаца, а Партизан је постао власник рекорда посећености једној евролигашкој утакмици.
На званичном сајту Партизана саопштено је да ће продаја улазница за утакмице против Макабија бити пуштене у продају 23. марта по цени од 1.500 и 2.500 динара, а да имаоци годишњих претплатних карата могу да их подигну од 19. до 22. марта на билетарницама Београдске арене.
Source: Reuters SINGAPORE, March 18 (Reuters) - Greece may seek financial aid from the International Monetary Fund next month because it is growing increasingly pessimistic about the prospect of help from the ...
First playground for Albania’s Kurbin region brings joy to children
World Vision Middle East/Eastern Europe/ Central Asia office Pouring rain and mud couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm of more than 100 children, representatives
of Local Government, Kids Around the World team, and World Vision Albania staff, as they inaugurated the first ever playground in Kurbin Area, located an hour and a half from the Albanian capital
Tirana.
Serbia: 9 Arrested for Kosovo War
Crimes
Source: Human Rights Watch (New York) - Serbia's recent arrest of nine men suspected of killing 41
Kosovo Albanians civilians in 1999 is a welcome step toward justice for the victims, Human Rights Watch said today. The nine ...
Bird flu breaks out in Romania, near Ukraine
Source: Reuters * EU executive reports Romanian H5N1 flu outbreak
* Romania confirms, awaits UK laboratory tests
* Exclusion zone enforced across 20 km
* Wild bird migration routes could spread virus
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Rights of children with
disabilities in Romania left unfulfilled for too long
World Vision Middle East/Eastern Europe/ Central Asia office Fulfilling the rights of children
with disabilities in Romania and supporting their parents was central to a seminar held recently in the capital Bucharest by World Vision Romania and local Social Assistance, Child Protection and
Education Departments. Some 40 people participated in the seminar including representatives from the National Authority for Protection of Family and Children's Rights, the National Authority for
Disabled People, School Inspectorate of Bucharest, parents, teachers and partner organisations such as the Association of Parents Puzzle Romania.
Romania reports bird flu outbreak - EU exec
Source: Reuters BRUSSELS, March 16 (Reuters) - Romania has identified an outbreak of bird flu at a poultry farm and taken steps to control its spread, the European Union's executive said on Tuesday.
"The ...
Bulgaria drops health tax hike after criticism
Source: Reuters * Sofia reverses plan to raise health tax after criticism
* Civil servants to pay contributions for first time instead
* Slow pace of reform to hamper recovery, economists warn
SOFIA, March ...
Bosnia court indicts Serb for Srebrenica massacre
Source: Reuters SARAJEVO, March 13 (Reuters) - Bosnia's state prosecutor on Saturday indicted a former Serb police commander suspected of taking part in the killing of thousands of Muslims in Srebrenica in 1995, ...
Bulgaria drops CO2 claim, hopes for plan approval
Source: Reuters * Bulgaria drops lawsuit for extra CO2 quotas for 2007
* Considers dropping claim on 2008-2012 quota cut
* Hopes to see its 2008-2012 CO2 plan approved in April
SOFIA, March 12 (Reuters) - ...
US Sen. Reid's family injured in car accident
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WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) - The wife and daughter of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid were seriously injured on Thursday when their vehicle was rear-ended by a truck on a ...
US Sen. Reid's family injured in car accident
Source: Reuters WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) - The wife and daughter of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid were injured on Thursday when their vehicle was rear-ended by a truck on a highway, the senator's office ...
EU pays 1 bln euro loan tranche to Romania
Source: Reuters BRUSSELS, March 11 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Thursday it had paid Romania 1.0 billion euros ($1.36 billion), the second tranche of an international aid package.
"I am happy to ...
Court indicts three Bosnian Muslims for war crimes
Source: Reuters SARAJEVO, March 11 (Reuters) - Bosnia's war crimes prosecutor on Thursday indicted three former Bosnian Muslim soldiers over the killing of more than 20 Croat civilians and prisoners of war during the ...
Gay Dutch Troops Contributed To Srebrenica Massacre
Bosnian Muslim women weep near the coffin of a relative among coffins of Srebrenica victims displayed at a memorial center of Potocari near Srebrenica, Bosnia, 10 Jul 2009
Was 1915 Massacre Of Armenians By Ottoman Turks Genocide
A wall-sized poster depicting the faces of 90 survivors of the mass killings of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, in Yerevan, Armenia, 20 Apr 2005
Greek Pm Pleads For Lower Interest Rates On Debt
Greek PM George Papandreou (R) speaks with European Parliament President Jerzy Buzek (L) during a round table meeting at the European Parliament in Brussels, 18 Mar 2010
Us, Russia Close To Arms Reduction Agreement
del.icio.us The U.S. and Russian foreign policy chiefs say negotiators for both countries are nearing agreement on a strategic arms reduction treaty amid signs that the Obama administration policy of ...
Clinton Two-day Moscow Visit To Include Mideast Talks
Israeli FM: Call to Halt Jerusalem Settlement 'Unreasonable' U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Moscow working toward a new strategic arms agreement with Russia. The secretary's two-day a...
Irish Cardinal Apologizes For Sex Abuse Scandal
German Bishop Says Pope 'Dismayed' at Clerical Sex Abuse Scandal The head of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland has apologized for his handling of a child sex abuse scandal 35 years ago. Cardinal ...
Moldovan Member Of Parliament Hopeful About Country's Future
"The change we saw last year will lead the country to a new future" - Valeriu Ghiletchi Despite the many challenges facing Moldova, including economic and political uncertainty, at least one member ...
Russia Eyes 1/4 Of World Nuclear Reactor Market-putin
Russia will strive to control a quarter of the global nuclear power market and will boost nuclear energy use at home, starting with a $6 billion investment this year, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin sai...
Dempsey Caps Fulham's Historic Night
Fulham FC 4-1 Juventus (agg 5-4)Clint Dempsey's brilliant late chipped goal crowned a remarkable night for the London side as they reached the last eight for the first time.
Standard Sail Past Panathinaikos
R. Standard de Liège 1-0 Panathinaikos FC (agg: 4-1)Dieudonné Mbokani's goal confirmed the worst for the Greens, though they perhaps deserved better than a second defeat.
Last-gasp Benfica Best Marseille
Olympique de Marseille 1-2 SL Benfica (agg: 2-3)Alan Kardec fired a dramatic late winner as the visitors clawed their way back to claim a quarter-final place.
Villa Hat-trick Only Half The Story
Werder Bremen 4-4 Valencia CF (agg: 5-5, Valencia on away goals)A David Villa hat-trick swung the tie in the Spanish side's favour after a remarkable night in Germany.
Ambitious Opponents Meet In Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina will stage Group 2 in Sarajevo from Friday – with the hosts, Croatia, Romania and 2003 winners Portugal all having eyes on this summer's Liechtenstein finals.
Us, Russia Clash Over Startup Of Iran Nuke Plant
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, left, speaks as Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov looks on during their news conference after the talks in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, March 18, 2010...
Men Convicted Over Auschwitz Sign Theft
A Polish court has convicted three men of the theft of the notorious Arbeit Macht Frei (Work Sets You Free) sign from the Auschwitz memorial site in December.
Turkey's Erdogan threatens to expel Armenian immigrants
Parliamentary resolutions describing wartime massacres of Armenians as a genocide have prompted a sharp reaction by Ankara.
Macedonian capital gets a facelift
A plan to construct and renovate nearly 30 buildings is under way.
IMF gives green light to 350m-euro loan for Serbia
The IMF gave high marks to Serbia's recent economic performance, good enough for another standby loan. But Serbia needs to do more to overcome its crisis and fulfill requirements set by the Fund, IMF officials said.
Ousted Thai prime minister ends up in Montenegro
PODGORICA, Montenegro -- Officials confirmed on Wednesday (March 17th) that ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is a Montenegrin citizen an...
Kosovo Serbs mark March 2004 riots
PRISTINA, Kosovo -- Serbs in Kosovo marked the sixth anniversary of riots that left dozens dead and thousands expelled from their homes on Wednesday...
Greece's Papandreou retains IMF rescue option
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou on Wednesday (March 17th) said he would consider seeking financial assistance from the IM...
EU's Fuele wants better political climate in Albania
TIRANA, Albania -- EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele urged Albanian politicians Wednesday (March 17th) to resolve the ongoing stalemate as soo...
Macedonia to reply to Greece at ICJ by June 9th
SKOPJE, Macedonia -- The government has until June 9th to respond to Greece, regarding the complaint Skopje filed with The Hague-based International...
Fuele: EC ready to help Serbia's EU integration
BELGRADE, Serbia -- EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele on Wednesday (March 17th) voiced the European Commission's (EC) support for Serbia's EU...
Kacin says Brdo summit decision up to Belgrade
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- European Parliament Rapporteur for Serbia Jelko Kacin said on Wednesday (March 17th) that it is up to Serbian authorities to dec...
Jocic will not testify at murder trial in Croatia
ZAGREB, Croatia -- Serb drug lord Sreten Jocic will not testify at the trial that is currently under way in Zagreb for the murder of prominent Croati...
Seselj's trial at Hague adjourned
THE HAGUE, The Netherlands -- The trial of Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj was adjourned until further notice due to health problems of...
RS parliament approves population census
BANJA LUKA, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) -- The Republika Srpska (RS) parliament passed a bill Wednesday (March 17th) that calls for a population cen...
Sejdiu says KFOR downsizing result of improved security
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu said on Wednesday (March 17th) that the downsizing of KFOR troops demonstrates improved security...
Romania's ruling party continues to battle Geoana
BUCHAREST, Romania -- The ruling Liberal Democratic Party (PDL) announced on Wednesday (March 17th) it will seek a ruling from the Constitutional Cou...
