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26/07/2008 "Radovan Karadzic is at last on his way to The Hague. But the division of Bosnia that was his dream is now more likely than at any time since he became a fugitive," former High Representative Paddy Ashdown said. [Getty Images] |
News
25/07/2008
- Rehn says Karadzic's arrest may make Serbia an EU candidate early next year
- Serbia to return ambassadors to EU countries that recognised Kosovo
- UN envoy Nimetz says talks focus only on Macedonia's name dispute
- Talat hopes for Cyprus solution by end of year
- Tanker explosion kills eight in Greece
- Austria arrests three PKK members for human trafficking
- Albania welcomes visa abolition by Macedonia
- EU offers 3.3m euros for return of displaced persons to Kosovo
- Envoy Lajcak initiates talks with BiH party leaders on implementing SAA
- Prosecutors question FBiH's Brankovic in energy-sector corruption probe
Features
War crimes fugitive: Ratko Mladic
25/07/2008
Former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic now tops the ICTY most-wanted list since the arrest of Radovan Karadzic. Mladic has been running from authorities since 2000.
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War crimes fugitive: Goran Hadzic
25/07/2008
Croatian Serb war crimes indictee Goran Hadzic has been on the run for four years.
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War crimes fugitive: Ante Gotovina
25/07/2008
Retired Croatian General Ante Gotovina was arrested in December 2005 after four years of evading authorities.
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The strange case of Dr. Dabic
25/07/2008
Psychiatrist, poet, suspected war criminal and lately an "alternative medicine" guru, Radovan Karadzic juggled identities with apparent ease. The common denominator, bloggers suggest, was a lust for the limelight.
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Roundup
Business: Turkey's Calik Enerji to build natural-gas power plant in Turkmenistan
25/07/2008
An energy company from Turkey won a tender to build a power station in Turkmenistan. Also in the news: Cyprus' CYTA will invest 50m euros in the company's activities in Greece, and Albanian tourist agencies and tour operators warn that their industry is unregulated.
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Reportage
Despite drop, unemployment remains a problem for some
21/07/2008
The rate of unemployment in both Bulgaria and Romania was lower than the EU average in 2007, while in other Balkan nations it is still soaring and could force more young people to leave their homes in search of job opportunities.
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