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19/06/2008 Demonstrators outside The Hague stand in front of banners bearing the names of all victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre. [Getty Images] |
News
19/06/2008
- Relatives of Srebrenica victims sue UN, Netherlands; hearings under way
- Sejdiu signs decree regarding first nine Kosovo embassies
- Hague tribunal says Croatia concealing documents about war crimes indictees
- Bulgarian government freezes 88.4m euros in EU funds amid corruption worries
- Forest fire ravages southwestern Cyprus
- CoE says Albania lacks structures to protect minorities
- Three Afghan immigrants arrested at Albanian-Greek border
- BiH police arrest two Bosnian Serb war crimes suspects
- Macedonian parliament to hold constituent session Saturday
- Director of Serbia's Tanjug state news agency resigns
Features
Bulgaria takes step towards US visa-free travel
19/06/2008
A preliminary agreement under the US Visa Waiver Programme was among the deals signed during Bulgarian Prime Minister Sergey Stanishev's three-day official visit to the United States, which ended on Wednesday.
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World War II aircraft donated by BiH goes on display in France
19/06/2008
A group of French aviation enthusiasts restored a World War II C-47 troop transport donated by BiH and displayed it at the D-Day memorial in Normandy.
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2008 Eurovision: an economic win for Serbia
19/06/2008
As host of the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest, Serbia outdid its predecessors by hosting two semifinal contests and numerous rehearsals along with the final.
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Croatian investigative journalism under attack
13/06/2008
A recent attack on a journalist sparks bloggers' responses regarding freedom of the press, free speech, the judicial system and the police apparatus in Croatia.
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Croatia defeats Poland at Euro 2008
18/06/2008
The Croatian football team reaches the quarterfinals of Euro 2008. Also in the news this week: Pristina will take part in Music Day for the first time, and Banja Luka hosts its second international short-film festival.
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Reportage
Turkey seeks an exit strategy from headscarf crisis
16/06/2008
After his election victory last year, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan pledged to become a "prime minister of all Turkey", but opponents accuse him of spearheading an Islamic agenda rather than moving on broadly supported liberal reforms. As the controversy threatens to engulf Turkish politics, some are urging a new consensus.
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