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05/08/2008 A Serbian woman lights a candle to honour the victims of Operation Storm. [Getty Images] |
News
05/08/2008
- Serbs commemorate Operation Storm anniversary
- US recognises new Kosovo passports
- Macedonia's Gruevski rejects presidential impeachment
- US senator wants sanctions against Belgrade
- Iran's Ahmadinejad to visit Turkey
- Greece, Macedonia to hold new round of talks on name dispute
- Cypriot leaders discuss new border crossing
- OSCE insists on full mandate in Albania
- Turkey to investigate babies' deaths in state hospital
- Illegal immigrants arrested in Albania, Macedonia
Features
Croatians seek to offset Slovenian highway tolls
05/08/2008
Drivers using Slovenian highways, many of them heading for the Croatian coast, now have to shell out a minimum of 35 euros for the privilege. Therefore, the Croatian tourism minister is advising travellers to take secondary roads.
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Albanian tourism on the rise
05/08/2008
A large number of tourists arrived on Albania's shores this year. Unexplored beaches and good food are the main attractions.
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Macedonian athletes head to Beijing
05/08/2008
Macedonia sent a delegation of seven athletes to Beijing last week for the upcoming Games. The country has high hopes for its representatives in swimming, handball and kayaking, among other disciplines.
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Karadzic's trial: a new chapter for Serbia?
01/08/2008
Serbia is abuzz with online comments regarding Radovan Karadzic's extradition and upcoming trial and what it could mean for Serbia's prospects.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: Croatia's Mesic visits Mongolia, China
05/08/2008
Croatia's president arrived in Mongolia on Saturday to discuss bilateral relations. Also in diplomatic news this week: Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa is in Turkey and Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic is in Egypt.
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Reportage
Rocketing gas prices hit SEE countries
04/08/2008
While consumers endure shock at the gas pumps, costlier petrol can be a boon for public budgets. Despite discontent, governments are unwilling to forego revenues by lowering excise taxes.
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