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08/05/2008 President Abdullah Gul signed reforms to Article 301 into law Wednesday. [Getty Images] |
News
08/05/2008
- Turkish main opposition party seeks no-confidence vote against government
- Serbia's Kostunica visits Kosovo
- EULEX to assume all responsibilities in Kosovo on June 15th
- Kosovo Serbs plan to form own parliament
- Serbia protests Lithuanian recognition of Kosovo
- High Representative Lajcak urges EU not to delay signing SAA with BiH
- Belgrade receives "roadmap" for EU visa liberalisation regime
- Albania to send peacekeepers to Chad
- Survey suggests corruption on the rise in Albania
Features
BiH parliament approves new voting procedures for Srebrenica
08/05/2008
People who lived in Srebrenica until the 1992-1995 conflict but now reside elsewhere will be able to participate in the municipality's local elections later this year.
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Serbian elections viewed as a crossroads
08/05/2008
Serbs will choose on Sunday whether they want to speed up EU integration or keep the focus on Kosovo.
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Macedonia signs strategic partnership agreement with United States
08/05/2008
Just over a month after the NATO summit in Bucharest, Macedonia and the United States have agreed to boost ties.
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Electoral reform in Albania
02/05/2008
While feuding over most other issues, the two largest parties in Albania see eye to eye on one thing – electoral reforms that could cement their dominance.
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: 54th Flower Exhibition opens in Athens
07/05/2008
Over 2,000 flower and plant varieties are on display in the Greek capital. Also this week: Bucharest hosts an international jazz competition.
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Reportage
Mapping geohazards in the Balkans
05/05/2008
Southeast Europe is one of the most earthquake-prone parts of the continent, but so far a cross-regional approach to assessing its geohazards has been lacking. A new mapping project seeks to change that.
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