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22/04/2008 UNMIK chief Joachim Ruecker presented the report on Kosovo to the UN Security Council on Monday. [Getty Images] |
News
22/04/2008
- UN Security Council debates report on Kosovo
- Lajcak urges BiH politicians to focus on criteria for closing OHR
- Serbia indicts four over 1999 Podujevo massacre in Kosovo
- Slovakia to push for faster SAA endorsement with Serbia
- Kosovo lawmakers debate government programme
- Bulgaria announces cabinet changes
- Rehn predicts Turkey will join EU in ten to 15 years
- Croatia takes another step towards EU membership
- Albanian parliament approves constitutional changes
- Turkey says it wants to normalise relations with neighbouring Armenia
Features
EU intends to seal pact with Serbia before May elections
22/04/2008
EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn indicated on Monday that Brussels wants to sign a key accord with Serbia before the country's May elections, but Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica re-iterated his opposition.
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NATO chief wants Macedonia to join Alliance
22/04/2008
NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer visited Skopje on Monday for a briefing by the government. Its highest-level officials stressed that Macedonia would remain in the negotiation process.
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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
Diplomatic Diary: Bilateral co-operation is focus of Mesic's Albania visit
22/04/2008
Croatia's president paid a two-day visit to Tirana. Also this week: Turkey's foreign minister visits Pakistan, and Albania inaugurates a joint customs point with Montenegro.
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Reportage
Macedonia in troubled waters following NATO summit
21/04/2008
Macedonia's hopes of NATO and EU integration hinge on reaching a compromise with Greece and fulfilling a set of eight benchmarks set by Brussels. But with the country now in political limbo, progress on both fronts could be delayed.
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