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05/05/2008 Republika Srpska Prime Minister Milorad Dodik said he was opposed to changing the status of Srebrenica. [Getty Images] |
News
05/05/2008
- Lajcak, Dodik discuss BiH electoral legislation
- Serbia's SSD rejects coalition possibility with DS
- Drug smuggler arrested in Athens
- Jasenovac detention camp victims remembered
- Russia's Putin reassures Kostunica of Moscow's position on Kosovo
- Erdogan reported to be preparing new party in case of AKP closure
- Albanian Prime Minister Berisha says reforms come with cost
- Albanian Socialists criticise government on slow tourism development
- Nastase ready to run against Romania's Basescu in 2009 elections
Features
Integration not complete without Western Balkans, leaders say
05/05/2008
At a two-day summit in Ohrid, representatives of 18 Central European countries discussed energy, infrastructure and EU enlargement. They agreed to disagree about Kosovo.
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UNMIK to "adjust presence" in Kosovo
05/05/2008
UNMIK will stay on in Kosovo in accordance with UN Resolution 1244, but will rethink its competencies after a new constitution goes into force, UN peacekeeping chief Jean-Marie Guehenno said.
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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
Science and Technology: Schools in Bulgaria to receive wireless internet access
05/05/2008
A new pilot project in Bulgaria will furnish wireless internet access to major schools in the country. Also in news this week: Turkish scientists discover the world's oldest temple.
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Reportage
Mapping geohazards in the Balkans
05/05/2008
Southeast Europe is one of the most earthquake-prone parts of the continent, but so far a cross-regional approach to assessing its geohazards has been lacking. A new mapping project seeks to change that.
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