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News
09/07/2008
- Six killed in armed attack on US consulate in Istanbul
- Albania and Croatia sign NATO accession protocols
- New Serbian prime minister sworn in
- President Topi nominates six candidates to Albania's High Court
- UNMIK chief Zannier says Kosovo status talks are over
- Trial of war crimes suspect Veselinovic to start next week
- Macedonian leadership holds consultations in name dispute with Greece
- European Court of Human Rights backs electoral threshold in Turkey
- Turkey extends military mission in Lebanon for another year
- Crucial decision on direct Cyprus talks to be taken on July 25th
Features
Top military leaders pledge cooperation for Balkan stability
09/07/2008
Defence chiefs of nine Balkan countries agreed to boost military co-operation.
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Croatia's prospects for EU membership on the rise
09/07/2008
Croatia Summit 2008 in Dubrovnik cheered up advocates of the country's EU membership.
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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
Culture and Sports: Croatia's Stari Grad Plain makes World Heritage List
09/07/2008
A Croatian island site gains inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Also in the news: Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria won the Wimbledon Grand Slam, and the European Shotgun Championship opens in Cyprus.
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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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