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19/04/2008 German President Horst Koehler (left) and Macedonian President Branko Crvenkovski review an honour guard Thursday in Skopje. [Tomislav Georgiev] |
News
18/04/2008
- Macedonia tells Nimetz it wants name talks with Greece to resume
- British envoy to Cyprus upbeat about reunification talks
- Belgrade decides to proceed with local elections in Kosovo
- Croatia poised to open two more chapters in EU accession talks
- Montenegro kicks off application procedure for EU membership
- Turkish parliamentary committee adopts Article 301 amendment
- International Steering Group praises progress made in Kosovo
- Albania's Democrats struggle for common ground on constitutional changes
- Albanian lawmaker to sue del Ponte over allegations
Features
UN prosecutor tells Serbia remaining war crimes fugitives must be captured
18/04/2008
Chief UN war crimes prosecutor Serge Brammertz urged Serbia on Thursday to improve its co-operation with The Hague's tribunal and step up efforts to arrest the court's four remaining fugitive indictees.
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Fojnica Monastery represents BiH's heritage
18/04/2008
Bosnia and Herzegovina's 14th-century Fojnica Monastery is a monument to history and religious tolerance in modern-day BiH.
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Biljana Srbljanovic: Belgrade's new mayor?
18/04/2008
Playwright and B92 blogger Biljana Srbljanovic is in the May 11th race for mayor of Serbia's capital. Her fellow bloggers have much to say about the candidacy.
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Roundup
Business: Tourism on rise in Turkey
18/04/2008
Turkey is experiencing an influx of foreign tourists followed by a revenue increase. Also in news this week: Kosovo's trade deficit is on the rise, and Montenegro hosts the Vienna Economic Forum.
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Reportage
Mungiu: I want my characters to look like people from the street
14/04/2008
Romanian film director Cristian Mungiu won the coveted Palme d'Or at Cannes for his movie "4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days". In an interview with SETimes correspondent Alina Bandila, Mungiu discusses his approach to moviemaking and his response to worldwide success.
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