31 July 2002 BELGRADE, 30 July (Beograd.com)–Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic said that unresolved issues in the former Yugoslavia are slowing down the region’s integration with Europe. Djindjic is attending a meeting in Salzburg with the prime ministers of Bulgaria, Romania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina that was organized by Austrian Chancellor Wolfgang Schussel.According to Djindjic, the two greatest problems in […]
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