Headlines
- Western Balkan leaders embrace EU perspective
- Rehn, Barroso call EU to back financial aid for Greece
- EU's Fuele visits Kosovo and Albania
- Erdogan has no immediate plans to expel Armenians
- NATO's Fitzgerald praises improved security situation in Kosovo
- EC supports initiative for regional war crimes commission
- BiH to investigate child pornography case in foreign ministry
- Romanian mayor charged with bribery
- Montenegrin opposition to propose local elections date
- Bomb attacks in Athens
![Currently, the security situation in Kosovo is quiet and stable, KFOR Commander General Markus Bentler says. [KFOR]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/03/19/LINDAphotoHP.jpg "Currently, the security situation in Kosovo is quiet and stable, KFOR Commander General Markus Bentler says. [KFOR]")
Currently, the security situation in Kosovo is quiet and stable, KFOR Commander General M...
!["There are currently 170,000 Armenians living in our country. Only 70,000 of them are Turkish citizens," Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday (March 16th). [Getty Images]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/03/18/SVETLAphotoHP.jpg "\"There are currently 170,000 Armenians living in our country. Only 70,000 of them are Turkish citizens,\" Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday (March 16th). [Getty Images]")
"There are currently 170,000 Armenians living in our country. Only 70,000 of them are Tur...
![The project includes building and renovating 30 buildings in Skopje's downtown area. [Tomislav Georgiev/SETimes]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/03/18/GORANphotoHP.jpg "The project includes building and renovating 30 buildings in Skopje's downtown area. [Tomislav Georgiev/SETimes]")
The project includes building and renovating 30 buildings in Skopje's downtown area. [Tom...
![Frozen pensions and unemployment remain the biggest challenge of Serbian government, according to the IMF mission. [Getty Images]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/03/18/GEORGIphotoHP.jpg "Frozen pensions and unemployment remain the biggest challenge of Serbian government, according to the IMF mission. [Getty Images]")
Frozen pensions and unemployment remain the biggest challenge of Serbian government, acco...
![In 2004, defendants were prosecuted in Belgrade for the 2000 murder of former President Ivan Stambolic. [Getty Images]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/03/19/BLOGphotoHP.jpg "In 2004, defendants were prosecuted in Belgrade for the 2000 murder of former President Ivan Stambolic. [Getty Images]")
In 2004, defendants were prosecuted in Belgrade for the 2000 murder of former President I...
Reportage
2010-03-15The mayor of the Serb-majority town of Strpce shares his "super combined" goal of economic development through winter sports with a vision of multiethnic tolerance.
2010-03-19While Kosovo institutions are handling more responsibilities, KFOR remains committed to providing a safe environment. No premature steps will be take...
2010-03-17Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said on Tuesday that he would refer all activities conducted under the country's Belene nuclear power plant pr...
2010-03-17As candidate countries struggle to root out corruption, they must also deal with conflicting advice....
Blog review
2010-03-19The decision to pay 250,000 euros in damages to the family of murdered Serbian President Ivan Stambolic takes bloggers back to the brutality and repression of the Milosevic regime.
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