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News
06/06/2008
- Turkey's Constitutional Court upholds ban on headscarves at universities
- Serbia insists Brammertz's report is unbalanced, incorrect
- Macedonian president cancels trip to summit in Athens
- ICO chief Feith discusses decentralisation with Kosovo Serbs
- BiH receives EU road map for visa-free travel
- Lajcak says BiH's peace, statehood best guaranteed by EU integration
- Main Bosniak parties to form joint ticket for local elections in RS
- Bulgaria to send 70 troops to Afghanistan
- Albanian parliament to vote on Mediu's immunity
- US, Turkish officials discuss PKK
Features
Croatia, Macedonia, Bulgaria awarded for reforms
06/06/2008
Three Southeast European nations, named among the world's top reformers in a World Bank report, were inaugurated into the Reformers' Club on Wednesday.
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Roundup
Business: Croatia Airlines starts regular service to Kosovo
06/06/2008
Triweekly flights between Zagreb and Pristina will begin next week. Also in the news: Kosovo will request 1.4 billion euros at the Kosovo Donors' Conference in Brussels, and a Bulgarian tobacco producer will buy a 67% stake in a Mostar tobacco factory.
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Reportage
Pipeline deal highlights Greece's complex regional role
02/06/2008
Greeks often feel their country's prominence in the region does not translate into diplomatic clout. The quest for influence may be one of the key factors behind the administration's decision to join South Stream.
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