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28/07/2008 "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
28/07/2008
- Former High Representative Ashdown warns that BiH is close to disintegration
- Serbia's Cvetkovic says authorities do not know Mladic's whereabouts
- Turkey's Constitutional Court starts debating AKP's fate
- PKK member killed, two injured in attack against Turkish police station
- Karadzic's brother confirms Hague extradition appeal
- Kosovo's Kuci pleased with UN Security Council meeting
- Gruevski promises better life for Macedonians
- Albania's Topi approves cabinet reshuffle
- Albania arrests 38 state officials this year
- Rhodes wildfire causes ecological disaster
Features
Bombings in Istanbul kill 17, wound dozens
28/07/2008
Two bombs killed 17 and injured more than 150 on an Istanbul street Sunday evening. Turkish officials are focusing their investigations on the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party.
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Serbian officials protest reconfiguration of UNMIK, but are ready to negotiate
28/07/2008
Serbia's foreign minister and minister for Kosovo relayed their objections to reshaping the UN mission to Kosovo, which Serbia still regards as part of its territory.
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Bulgaria's Olympic prospects
28/07/2008
Bulgaria has won a total of 213 Olympic medals, almost all of them in the summer games held since the end of World War II.
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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
Science and Technology: Kosovo mobile network operators get green light
28/07/2008
The Kosovo telecommunication authority allows mobile phone operators to start working in Kosovo. Also in the news: Zagreb's Clinical Hospital Centre receives a mechanical heart, and a fourth-century building is discovered in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Reportage
Kosovo's public broadcaster brings ethnic communities together
28/07/2008
At Kosovo Radio and Television, ethnic Albanian journalists work together in the same newsroom as their colleagues from minority communities.
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