” “The political situation in the Balkans, the relentless landings of immigrants on the Mediterranean coasts, the Kurdish issue, will be the main points on the agenda of the autumn session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, scheduled from today through the end of the week, at the premises of the organisation in Strasbourg. In particular, at the session of Tuesday 3rd October, speeches will be delivered by the president on duty of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sulejman Tihic, the president of Serbia, Boris Tadic, and the prime ministers of Albania (Sali Berisha) and Croatia (Ivo Sanader). "Tomorrow afternoon explains the press service of the CoE the debate will be focussed on the current situation in Kosovo, with a statement from the secretary general of the Council of Europe, Terry Davis". The Hungarian Prime Minister, Ferenc Gyurcsany, will talk at the session of Wednesday 4th October, then he will answer the MEPs’ questions. The points on the agenda for the session, chaired by president René Van der Linden, "include the creation of a European Centre for the memory of the victims of the forced removal of populations and ethnic cleansing; the need to find a work-family balance; institutional balance within the Council of Europe and European interest in the ongoing economic development of Russia".” “
