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News
18/09/2008
- EU okays Greek plan to privatise Olympic Airlines
- Macedonia's Crvenkovski says name talks with Athens might be delayed for a year
- Serbia's request on Kosovo included in UN General Assembly agenda
- Erdogan criticises EU for dragging its feet on Turkey's bid
- Council of Europe personnel monitor Albanian democracy
- BiH prime minister meets with senior EU officials in Brussels
- Turkish government seeks extension of military mandate in northern Iraq
- Three Turks close to AKP sentenced for fraud in Germany
- Hague says Seselj's trial will resume next week
- Serious violations discovered among Bulgarian magistrates in corruption cases
- EC issues new warning on procedures for nominating chief prosecutor in Romania
Features
Fresh Karadzic indictment expected within days
18/09/2008
UN prosecutors indicated on Wednesday that they are finalising an amended indictment of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic. They plan to submit the document for judges' approval by the beginning of next week.
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Archaeologists find medieval artefacts on Mt. Visocica, disparage pyramid seeker
18/09/2008
While uncovering no evidence of pyramids, an excavation team this summer did find many medieval artefacts.
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Berat makes UNESCO list
18/09/2008
The number of Albanian cultural monuments under UNESCO protection climbs to four.
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Drugs and diplomacy make a sinister mix
12/09/2008
For a drug dealer, what better job than one that comes with diplomatic immunity?
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Balkan teams win medals at Paralympics
17/09/2008
Athletes from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Serbia and Turkey reap their share of glory at the Beijing Paralympics. Also in culture and sports: Croatian football legend Dario Simic retires from international competition.
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Reportage
Life in a Kosovo Serb municipality: blackouts and an uncertain future
15/09/2008
Serbs in the southern municipality of Strpce may not agree with Kosovo's self-declared independence, but they hope a stabilized situation will at least bring jobs and better infrastructure.
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