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04/06/2008
- Macedonian opposition leader steps down after election defeat
- Thaci acknowledges confusion over international presence in Kosovo
- US ambassador to Serbia rules out new status talks between Belgrade, Pristina
- BiH police arrest Srebrenica massacre suspect
- Sarajevo-based ICMP offers to share victim identification expertise worldwide
- Croatian journalist beaten
- Cyprus drops legal action against EU aid to Turkish Cypriots
- Turkey protests France's proposed referendum on EU membership
- US ambassador to Albania calls for independent investigation into depot blasts
- EU warns Bulgaria over failure to launch universal emergency phone number
- Albanian chief prosecutor submits report on criminal activity in 2007
Features
Lajcak says inflammatory rhetoric can harm BiH's interests
04/06/2008
High Representative Miroslav Lajcak criticised statements by Republika Srpska Prime Minister Milorad Dodik, who claimed at the weekend that BiH was "imposed" on Bosnian Serbs.
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OSCE, ODIHR say elections in Macedonia were substandard
04/06/2008
Sunday's elections in Macedonia failed to meet international standards, according to the OSCE/ODIHR observation mission, which added that violence and intimidation undermined efforts for European integration.
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Tito's birthday, then and now
30/05/2008
It's a far cry from the mass festivities of the past. But each year on May 25th, people still gather at Tito's tomb and in his hometown to commemorate the late communist leader.
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Pelendritou breaks 100m breaststroke Paralympic record
04/06/2008
A Cypriot swimming gold medalist breaks another Paralympic record. Also in the news: the Sibiu International Theatre Festival opens in Romania, and the 21st International Classical Guitar Festival begins in Bulgaria.
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Reportage
Pipeline deal highlights Greece's complex regional role
02/06/2008
Greeks often feel their country's prominence in the region does not translate into diplomatic clout. The quest for influence may be one of the key factors behind the administration's decision to join South Stream.
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