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13/07/2008 Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski unveiled his new cabinet on Friday. [Getty Images] |
News
13/07/2008
- Prime Minister Gruevski presents Macedonia's new government
- ICTY temporarily releases former Serbian Defence Minister Ojdanic
- 17 ethnic Albanians sentenced in Macedonia on terrorism charges
- Key AKP figure Sener leaves party
- Transparency International suspends office in BiH on security grounds
- Kidnappers free Bulgarian football club president but abduct his wife
- Two mine clearers killed by mine blast in central BiH
- Ban Ki-moon confirms nomination of Alexander Downer as his advisor on Cyprus
- Bush to meet Kosovo leaders on July 21st
- Montenegro marks national day
- Romania's PSD and PC form coalition for November elections
Features
Macedonia to focus on Euro-Atlantic integration, regional stability
11/07/2008
Macedonia's NATO accession is part of the Alliance's commitment to the region, Foreign Minister Antonio Milososki told Southeast European Times contributor Goran Trajkov.
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Ergenekon and Turkey's democracy paradox
11/07/2008
EU candidate Turkey has shown that Islam can co-exist with secular democracy, globalisation and modernity. But another political crisis casts a worrisome shadow.
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Roundup
Business: Donors' Conference held to fund Kosovo projects
11/07/2008
At the Donors' Conference for Kosovo in Brussels, Pristina presented 568 projects that required 1.4 billion euros' worth of funding. Also in the news: the Bulgarian cabinet approved the construction of two new highways, and Turkey agreed to sell 200MW of electricity to Greece for three months.
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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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