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14/07/2008 SPS leader Ivica Dacic (right) and Minister of Science-designate Bozidar Djelic attend a session of the Serbian parliament. [Getty Images] |
News
14/07/2008
- SPS breaks coalition with SRS and DSS in Belgrade city council
- US official says Karadzic, Mladic were in Serbia
- Turkey's AKP to transfer its lawmakers to other party if banned
- US to grant visa-free travel regime to Greeks
- Topi says Albania's future is Europe, not Greater Albania
- UNDP says no Serb returnees since Kosovo's independence
- Jeremic says Serbia may revise action plan on Kosovo
- Slovenia's Rupel pessimistic about Croatia's EU accession pace
- Train collision injures 16 in Greece
Features
Turkey pledges support for Sarkozy's "Club Med"
14/07/2008
Leaders at a Paris summit gave the go-ahead to a revised version of French President Nicolas Sarkozy's Mediterranean Union proposal.
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The Hague acquits Macedonia's Boskovski, convicts Tarculovski
14/07/2008
Freed by The Hague tribunal, former Interior Minister Ljube Boskovski received a hero's welcome in Skopje. Lawyers for Johan Tarculovski, a junior police officer, announced an appeal of his 12-year sentence.
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Ergenekon and Turkey's democracy paradox
11/07/2008
EU candidate Turkey has shown that Islam can co-exist with secular democracy, globalisation and modernity. But another political crisis casts a worrisome shadow.
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Roundup
Science and Technology: Ohrid hosts International Summer University
14/07/2008
The International Summer University opens in Ohrid. Also in the news: Serbian archaeologists unearth artefacts on the site of a medieval city, and the Bucharest City Museum hosts an astronomy exhibition.
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Reportage
European integration process is a "vital national objective" for Albania
14/07/2008
Albania is on an exciting path towards Euro-Atlantic integration -- with a NATO invitation received earlier this year and a push for EU reforms. As the country moves forward, a clear governmental vision will open the doors for full integration and compliance with organisational standards, Albanian Foreign Minister Lulzim Basha told Southeast European Times contributor Sami Neza.
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