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01/07/2008 International Civilian Representative in Kosovo Pieter Feith (right) held a press conference with Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu on Monday. [Laura Hasani] |
News
01/07/2008
- Macedonia, Kosovo formally start border demarcation
- Kosovo deputy minister dismissed after heated parliamentary debate
- Majority of Turks oppose ban on ruling AKP
- Serbia's Tadic urges African Union members to reject Kosovo's independence
- Djelic predicts EU candidate status for Serbia in December
- BiH deputy high representative suggests OHR could close in a year
- RS police nab alleged traffickers
- Bulgarian president ready to organise referendum on electoral system
- First Greek water shipment reaches drought-stricken Cyprus
Features
Bulgarians, Romanians face utility price hikes
01/07/2008
Electricity and gas rates went up in Romania and Bulgaria on Tuesday. Bulgarians also saw increases in the cost of central heating and public transportation.
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France hopes to boost EU by end of 2008
01/07/2008
France has announced a number of ambitious projects for which it will seek approval during its six-month presidency of the EU.
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Romanian football star agonises over loss
27/06/2008
A botched penalty kick by Romanian football star Adrian Mutu in his team's match against Italy damaged its chances of advancing beyond Group C at Euro 2008. Writing on his own blog, Mutu wishes he could turn back time.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: BiH faces "important challenges" for transition
01/07/2008
High Representative Miroslav Lajcak was in Brussels last week. Also in diplomatic news: Cypriot Foreign Minister Markos Kyprianou is in China and Croatian President Stipe Mesic is in Spain.
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Reportage
Lisbon Treaty rejection may affect enlargement process in Southeastern Europe
30/06/2008
The Irish "no" vote on the Lisbon Treaty poses tough questions about EU enlargement -- which may have an impact on Southeastern European countries. However, optimistic voices are coming from Brussels.
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