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28/04/2008 Serbian President Boris Tadic is welcomed by monks in the medieval Serb Orthodox monastery of Visoki Decani, about 90km west of Pristina. [Getty Images] |
News
28/04/2008
- Serbia's Tadic celebrates Orthodox Easter in Kosovo
- BiH signing of SAA delayed
- BiH Foreign Minister Alkalaj, deputy ministers refuse to resign
- Corruption probe launched against Romanian health minister
- Turkey launches another air strike on PKK bases in Iraq
- Turkish Cypriot leader sees June talks as last chance to resolve Cyprus issue
- Albanian prosecutors charge Mediu in connection with Gerdec explosions
- Haradinaj case sends more Kosovo Albanians to UN war crimes tribunal
- Croatia's Sanader wins re-election at helm of HDZ
- Bulgaria's ruling coalition to discuss structural changes in two weeks
Features
Mostar's reconstructed Old Bridge threatened by new cracks
28/04/2008
Several cracks appear on the Old Bridge in Mostar daily, according to experts hired by the Commission to Preserve the National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Croatian banker: Balkan stock exchanges face turmoil
28/04/2008
In an interview with the Southeast European Times, Croatian investment banker Tomislav Tukic says that Balkan stock exchanges face a crisis not only because of the global difficulties stemming from the US and European stock markets.
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The PSD's "rabbit in the hat"?
25/04/2008
Bucharest's mayoral race heats up as rival candidates battle for their parties' nominations.
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Roundup
Science and Technology: USAID donates computers to Macedonian schools
28/04/2008
As part of an effort to boost education and use of classroom technology, nine Macedonian primary schools received computers and software. Also in science and technology this week: cancer cases are on the rise in Albania, and Bucharest ranks as the most polluted city in the EU.
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Reportage
Montenegro balks at opening up real estate market
28/04/2008
Worried that too much property will be snapped up by foreigners, Montenegrin leaders have not been able to agree on removing restrictions on the country's real estate market.
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