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Foreign Affairs Minister Ivica Dacic said the member states of the Interpol were facing a strong lobbying of Kosovo representatives to make Kosovo a member of that organisation, but, as he assessed, this would not
who is currently foreign affairs minister, and second in command after Berisha,
Yemen's foreign affairs minister said he feared that situation wouldn't change until Yemenis stopped turning to their tribal leaders to provide what the government cannot.
Former Foreign Affairs Minister Slobodan Casule told SETimes the problem lies not in the number of those seeking asylum because it is miniscule,
said Macedonia's former Foreign Affairs Minister Srdjan Kerim.
the Head of Serbian diplomacy had meetings with the President and the Foreign Affairs Minister of the Republic of Tajikistan,
Greek Foreign Affairs Minister Petros Molyviatis announced UN Special Representative for Macedonia Matthew Nimitz's proposal of a new name for Macedonia on 8 April,
from the 2015 agreement, Germany's foreign affairs minister said Wednesday.
Namely, Russian Foreign Affairs Minister wrote in an article published in a Russian magazine"Russia in global policy" that liberalism which the West pretends to defend,
the Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister.
Macedonian Defence Minister Lazar Elenovski(right centre) and Foreign Affairs Minister Antonio Milososki held talks with NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer(left centre)
it is not a smart diplomatic move that a Serbian Foreign Affairs Minister puts all hopes into one political party.
several members of the Council of Ministers, including foreign affairs minister Mladen Ivanic,
from the 2015 agreement, Germany's foreign affairs minister said Wednesday.
former foreign affairs minister and parliament speaker,
Peres served as 8th Prime Minister of Israel from 1984-1986 and 1995-1996 and Foreign Affairs Minister of Israel from 2001-2002, and became Vice Premier in a coalition under Ariel Sharon at the start of 2005.
including former Foreign Affairs minister Denko Malevski,
the state union president[Svetozar] Marovic, foreign affairs minister[Vuk] Draskovic and defence minister[Prvoslav]
Former Serbia-Montenegro Foreign Affairs Minister Goran Svilanovic, a member of the International Commission for the Balkans,
former foreign affairs minister and parliament speaker,