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02/05/2008 The 15th meeting of the heads of government of Central and Eastern Europe will focus on issues of the 21st century, including a common European future. [Tomislav Georgiev] |
News
02/05/2008
- Macedonia hosts 15th meeting of Central and Eastern European heads of government
- Macedonia's VMRO-DPMNE sign pre-election coalition deal with 18 small parties
- Kostunica says "functional separation of Serbs in Kosovo inevitable"
- More than 500 arrested in May Day demonstrations in Istanbul
- Albania's Berisha meets leader of Albanians in Macedonia
- Thousands of Kosovo workers protest for more rights
- Kosovo Serbs protest Serbia's SAA
- UN tribunal grants provisional release to war crimes indictee Stojic
- Local election campaign kicks off in Romania
- Croatia, Serbia mark anniversary of Flash operation
Features
ICTY prosecution appeals Haradinaj's acquittal
02/05/2008
Appealing parts of the acquittal of three former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army, including former Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, UN prosecutors called Friday for their retrial on six war crimes charges.
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Serbia prepares for industrial park
02/05/2008
Construction of the biggest IT industrial park in the Balkans is expected to finish by mid-2009. The park could grow to 25,000 employees.
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Electoral reform in Albania
02/05/2008
While feuding over most other issues, the two largest parties in Albania see eye to eye on one thing – electoral reforms that could cement their dominance.
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Roundup
Business: Albania's health system receives 1.2m-euro Swiss loan
02/05/2008
Widespread reforms will take place in the Albanian health system thanks to a 1.2m-euro Swiss loan. Also this week: the European Investment Bank approved a 380m-euro loan to boost the Bulgarian road system, and the Kosovo ministry of economy and finance will decrease taxes.
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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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