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11/05/2008 European Parliament Rapporteur on Turkey Ria Oomen-Ruijten said a new constitution is the only way in which the government can ensure separation of state and religion. [Getty Images] |
News
11/05/2008
- Serbs vote for parliament
- Romania has no intention to recognise Kosovo's independence
- Macedonian publishing house under investigation for terror links
- Strong earthquake rattles Greece's Peloponnese island
- Turkish army launches fresh anti-PKK air offensive
- Zoran Milanovic re-elected as leader of Croatia's SDP
- Montenegro presents new passports
- BiH prisoners of war stage peaceful protest demanding more rights
- Alkalaj rejects speculations surrounding BiH's delayed SAA with EU
- Senior Albanian military officials fired over Gerdec tragedy
Features
Leaders of divided Cyprus to meet on May 23rd
09/05/2008
The leaders of the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities reportedly plan to meet on May 23rd to review progress in preparations for opening new negotiations.
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Council of Europe reports on Croatian anti-money laundering measures
09/05/2008
Real estate and the construction industry are easy targets for those seeking to launder money, a Council of Europe committee warns.
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Healthcare shortcomings bring deadly results
09/05/2008
An Albanian girl dies from a routine tonsil operation. Bloggers ask why.
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Roundup
Business: Rhodes voted Europe's top tourist destination
09/05/2008
Users of a popular internet service chose a Greek island as their favourite place for travel in Europe. Also this week: Republika Srpska's Telekom Srpske posted 14m euros in profits.
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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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