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14/05/2008 European Parliament Rapporteur on Turkey Ria Oomen-Ruijten said a new constitution is the only way in which the government can ensure separation of state and religion. [Getty Images] |
News
14/05/2008
- Albania heads Black Sea Economic Co-operation Organisation
- High Representative Lajcak expects BiH to sign SAA on June 16th
- EU condemns campaign-related incidents in Macedonia
- Brussels warns Bulgaria over EU fund mismanagement
- Turkish government survives no-confidence vote
- Hague tribunal grants temporary release to Haraqija, Morina
- Four Kosovo Serbs charged with threatening UNMIK, KFOR officials
- Protesting truckers block Bucharest ring road
- Hague transfers Bosnian Croat war criminal to Italian prison
Features
Queen Elizabeth II expresses UK support for Turkey's EU bid
14/05/2008
Ankara's bid to join the EU got a royal boost Tuesday, as Britain's queen began a four-day state visit to Turkey.
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Decision to build more mosques in Sarajevo sparks new debate
14/05/2008
A recent push by Bosnia and Herzegovina's Islamic community to build more mosques in the capital sparked a debate over multi-ethnicity, religious tolerance and alleged pro-Islamic sympathies of the nation's authorities.
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Healthcare shortcomings bring deadly results
09/05/2008
An Albanian girl dies from a routine tonsil operation. Bloggers ask why.
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Albania celebrates Europe Day
14/05/2008
Along with other countries in the region, Albania celebrated Europe Day on May 9th. Also in news: Serbia's Novak Djokovic wins the Rome Masters final, and Albania hosts the first Motor Rally competition.
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Reportage
The ups and downs of Albanian tourism
12/05/2008
Dubbed "Europe's last secret", Albania offers visitors the promise of great hospitality and cuisine -- and not-so-great roads.
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