Bosnia & Herzegovina: Germany eyes #renewables investment, €300m available http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CcXh_l7XIAIwVvP.jpg @BalkanGreEnNews bioint.io/ASlYn
A crowd of migrants has burst through a barbed-wire fence on the Macedonia-Greece border
near the town of Gevgelija, using a steel pole as a battering ram.
Serbian government on Thursday sacked Aleksandar Obradovic, the head of Electric Power Industry of Serbia, EPS, over the purchase of a pair of luxury vehicles in a move widely seen as a begging of campaign for parliamentary elections.
Obradovic, a member of the ruling Progressive Party, was sacked over the purchase of two Audi's for the company despite the belt-tightening measures introduced by the government.
Montenegro sells €300m Eurobond at 6% yield bit.ly/1WYRfBU http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CcsVwyvW0AA2Foe.jpg
Politicians in the Balkans frequently accuse the EU of double standards in its dealings with the region. Do they have a point?
In the months-long protests in Serbia, those marching every weekend are not all demonstrating for purely political reasons – but also to raise their voices over other burning everyday problems.