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12/05/2008 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
12/05/2008
- Erdogan says fight against PKK will not stop until Ankara eliminates terrorism
- Bulgarian New Democracy party officially established
- Kosovo government to launch recognition campaign
- Romania's anti-corruption watchdog investigates Becali
- US ambassador urges BiH to boost reforms on road to EU, NATO
- Campaigning officially begins in Macedonia
- Berisha says more changes ahead for Albania's constitution
- Albania's SMI starts constitutional referendum petition
- Seasonal workers stage new protests in Greece
Features
Pro-European coalition wins Serbian elections
12/05/2008
The pro-European coalition around President Boris Tadic won the majority of votes in Sunday's general election, but its ability to form a new government is uncertain.
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Old party leader for a new era in Croatia
12/05/2008
The SDP convention was a major triumph for incumbent Zoran Milanovic. He received more than 79% of the delegates' votes and announced new policies for the biggest opposition party in Croatia.
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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
Science and Technology: Pristina receives high-tech forensics lab
12/05/2008
A US-sponsored forensics lab opened in Pristina. Also in the news: the Montenegrin seashore faces serious pollution, and Romania's hi-tech market is expected to reach 7 billion euros this year.
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Reportage
The ups and downs of Albanian tourism
12/05/2008
Dubbed "Europe's last secret", Albania offers visitors the promise of great hospitality and cuisine -- and not-so-great roads.
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