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10/06/2008 Soldiers pitch a tent next to a collapsed house in the village of Valmi in Ileia prefecture on Monday following Sunday's strong earthquake. [Getty Images] |
News
10/06/2008
- Greek authorities evacuate three villages amid fears of quake aftershocks
- Turkish Army establishes temporary security zones on Iraqi border
- Helsinki Committee describes June 1st snap elections as worst in Macedonia's history
- Decertified policemen in BiH launch new protests
- Romanian anticorruption prosecutors indict former agriculture ministers
- Slovenian, Croatian police seize 380kg of cocaine
- Sejdiu says UNMIK, EULEX will continue activities in Kosovo after June 15th
- Serbia's DS, SPS reportedly close to coalition deal
- Montenegro cautious regarding Kosovo's independence
- Albanian parliament passes property legalisation amendments
- PABSEC parliament speakers support development of multilateral co-operation
Features
Bulgaria's Stanishev wants balanced EC report
10/06/2008
Bulgaria's prime minister warns that a negative EC assessment and sanctions could discourage reform and sow political instability.
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Kosovo enjoys influx of Croatian businesses
10/06/2008
More than 80 Croatian companies are competing for tenders and other business opportunities in the newest European capital, Pristina. Some already enjoy success.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: RS's Dodik in Russia
10/06/2008
The RS prime minister attended an economic forum in Russia. Also in diplomatic news: a permanent representation of the EC opened in Montenegro, and Albanian President Bamir Topi met with Cypriot Foreign Minister Markos Kyprianou.
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Reportage
Summer in the Balkans means sea and sun
09/06/2008
With nearby beaches offering a lower-cost option, most people in Southeast Europe don't have to travel far to take a vacation. Still, a rising number are saving up for holidays abroad.
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