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24/04/2008 "The town that is a symbol of BiH's tragic past should now become a symbol of its successful future," High Representative Miroslav Lajcak said. [Getty Images] |
News
24/04/2008
- Lajcak optimistic about Srebrenica's prospects for reconciliation, development
- BiH establishes National Minority Council
- IAEA offers to help BiH prevent illegal transport of radioactive substances
- UN force in Cyprus says technical negotiations start constructively
- Turkish jets strike PKK positions in northern Iraq
- Slovenian president weighs in on Serbia, Turkey's EU prospects
- Erdogan rules out early elections in Turkey
- Albania begins NATO membership negotiations
- Kosovo eyes EU membership in 2015
Features
EU lawmakers call for membership talks with Macedonia
24/04/2008
Overwhelmingly on Wednesday, members of the European Parliament voted in favour of a report on Macedonia, urging EU leaders to consider setting a start date for membership talks with the government.
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Slovakia still unwilling to recognise Kosovo
24/04/2008
Meeting with officials in Pristina, Slovak Foreign Minister Jan Kubis expressed a desire for partnership with Kosovo but drew the line at recognising its independence.
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Nabucco pipeline highlights Turkey's strategic importance to the EU
24/04/2008
Turkey is trying to parlay its strategic location into becoming a key energy route for the EU. Iraq's recent pledge to supply gas to the Nabucco pipeline increased the project's feasibility.
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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
Culture and Sports: The Police to perform in Belgrade
23/04/2008
Serbia's capital hosts a famed British rock group. Also this week: a leading Romanian exile during the communist era dies in Paris, and Albanian weightlifter Romela Begaj wins silver at the European Weightlifting Championship.
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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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