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15/07/2008 UNMIK chief Lamberto Zannier (left) met with Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu on Monday. [Laura Hasani] |
News
15/07/2008
- UNMIK reconfiguration proposal sent to New York
- Belgrade City Council verifies member mandates, fails to elect mayor
- RS's Dodik lashes out at BiH state television
- Head of Constitutional Court says potential AKP closure will not destabilise Turkey
- Turkish military says 22 PKK members killed near Iraqi border
- Gruevski urges Greece to recognise Macedonian minority
- Belgian lawmakers adopt resolution in support of Cypriot reunification efforts
- Albania to introduce biometric passports, ID cards by February
- Wildfires sweep through residential and tourist spots in Albania
- Strong quake kills one in Greece
Features
Mourners remember Srebrenica 13 years later
15/07/2008
Thousands of mourners flocked to Srebrenica, 13 years after the mass killings of Bosniak men that The Hague characterised as genocide
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Kosovo nets more than 1 billion euros at donors' conference
15/07/2008
International donors pledged 1.2 billion euros for Kosovo on Friday. Funds will go towards social and economic development, and to paying down the newly independent country's debt.
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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
Diplomatic Diary: UN wants rapid Cyprus solution
15/07/2008
The UN wants a quick solution to reunite Cyprus. Also in diplomatic news this week: Albania will join the peacekeeping mission in Chad, and Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic met with his Slovak counterpart, Jan Kubis.
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Reportage
European integration process is a "vital national objective" for Albania
14/07/2008
Albania is on an exciting path towards Euro-Atlantic integration -- with a NATO invitation received earlier this year and a push for EU reforms. As the country moves forward, a clear governmental vision will open the doors for full integration and compliance with organisational standards, Albanian Foreign Minister Lulzim Basha told Southeast European Times contributor Sami Neza.
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