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24/06/2008 Newly appointed UNMIK chief Lamberto Zannier (centre) holds a press conference Monday with President Fatmir Sejdiu (right) and Prime Minister Hashim Thaci in Pristina. [Laura Hasani] |
News
24/06/2008
- New UNMIK chief meets with Kosovo leaders
- Hague tribunal reports Serbia to UN Security Council for failing to co-operate
- France rejects Turkish EU membership referendum proposal
- UN envoy Nimetz to visit Greece, Macedonia regarding name dispute
- Serbia's SPS decides to form cabinet with pro-EU bloc
- PACE asks Turkey's Constitutional Court to rule according to European principles
- Truck blast injures 15 troops in southeastern Turkey
- UNDP says Albanian businesses have little sense of social responsibility
Features
Kosovo will not have army, says de Hoop Scheffer
24/06/2008
"KFOR is here; it's here to stay," said NATO chief Jaap de Hoop Scheffer during a visit to Pristina on Monday.
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Zupljanin makes initial appearance before UN tribunal
24/06/2008
Former Bosnian Serb police commander Stojan Zupljanin made his first appearance before UN judges in The Hague on Monday, saying he would enter a plea on charges of murder, torture, persecution and other war crimes within a month.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Heading for Europe?
20/06/2008
Many BiH bloggers write that with the recent signing of the SAA, BiH has much to look forward to. Others are more cautious, warning that positive changes will take time.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: Montenegro's Djukanovic visits Brussels
24/06/2008
Montenegro's prime minister met with EU officials after a positive progress report for the country. Also in diplomatic news this week: Bulgarian Foreign Minister Ivaylo Kalfin was in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatian President Stipe Mesic concluded a visit to Jordan.
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Reportage
Consequences still resonate three months after Gerdec blast
23/06/2008
Although the people in Gerdec, Albania, have begun to rebuild their homes and move on, the March 15th blast in the town is still fresh in everyone's minds. The explosion is still causing turmoil in Albanian politics.
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