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08/07/2008 EULEX Commander Yves de Kermabon (left) speaks to the press with Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci on Monday in Pristina. [Laura Hasani] |
News
08/07/2008
- EULEX head de Kermabon says mission to report to Brussels, not to UN
- Open hearing of Dink murder trial opens in Turkey amid protests
- Balkan army chiefs discuss military co-operation
- NATO urges EU to boost defence partnership with Turkey
- Kosovo opposition criticises government for lack of international recognition
- BiH foreign minister wants free EU visas for citizens
- Bulgarian president holds debate on electoral reform
- Albania's Topi says judiciary has to stay out of political problems
- Former Croat police officer sentenced to 20 years in prison
Features
Serbian parliament narrowly approves new government
08/07/2008
The new Serbian government, whose priority will be rapid European integration, won parliamentary approval after a 12-hour debate.
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VMRO-DPMNE and DUI form ruling coalition in Macedonia
08/07/2008
After a week of negotiations, the VMRO-DPMNE announced a new coalition with Ali Ahmeti's ethnic Albanian party, the Democratic Union for Integration. The highest bodies within the VMRO-DPMNE approved the pact.
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Naser Oric: a hero or a war criminal?
04/07/2008
While many Bosnian Muslims regard him a hero, others consider his release a result of a mock trial.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: Bulgaria, France sign strategic partnership agreement
08/07/2008
Bulgaria's Sergey Stanishev was in Paris this week. Also in diplomatic news: BiH officials will meet on Wednesday to discuss SAA legislation and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was in Istanbul.
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Reportage
Despite big dreams and high hopes, regional teams fall short of EURO 2008 final
07/07/2008
Croatia, Greece, Romania and Turkey represented Southeast Europe at the EURO 2008 Championship in Austria and Switzerland. After three weeks of exciting football, Spain was the victor. Turkey was the most successful team from the region.
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