BKR Damianou & Partners Ltd hosted their second annual South Eastern European Conference on June22-24, 2007 in Belgrade Serbia. The event was sponsored by Marfin Popular bank.
Colleagues from our offices in Cyprus, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, FYR Macedonia, Greece, Montenegro and Albania as well as associates from BKR ISIK Yeminli Mali Musavirlik A.S.from Turkey and a firm from Kosovo participated in the conference.
Presentations and break out sessions were held on various issues such as tax and legal updates, anti-
By Nikolas Rajkovic*In the quest to establish stability and democracy in Serbia, yet another tumultuous chapter is now beginning. In May of this year, the EU suspended Stabilization and Association talks due to the Kostunica government’s failure to arrest and extradite General Ratko Mladic. On October 1st, the Kostunica government fell over the same inability to capture Mladic and renew EU talks.Further, the International Contact Group on Kosovo has decided that the Serbian province’s final status shall be determined by
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By Carl Savich
When discussing the opposing claims of Serbs and Albanians over Kosovo, its history and its rightful future status, mass media reports often include the obligatory sentence about Kosovo being ‘Serbia’s historic and culture heartland.’ Usually, the unstated implication for including the phrase is that the Serbs are unfortunate and delusional nostalgics, living in a world of anachronistic fantasy.
The need to address this matter has been brought up again, after the Serbian people recently voted for a new constitution
