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03/08/2008 Opposition Social Democrats protest in front of Skopje's court last month. On Saturday, President Branko Crvenkovski ended a political crisis by pardoning a top Social Democratic leader accused of corruption. [Getty Images] |
News
03/08/2008
- Presidential pardon ends parliament crisis in Macedonia
- Turkey announces arrests in twin Istanbul bombings, blames PKK
- Montenegro to apply for EU membership by end of year
- UN report criticises UNMIK over Mitrovica court raid
- Zannier says co-operation on EULEX is in Serbia's interest
- BiH refuses to accept new Kosovo passport
- Serbia's Tadic receives new death threat
- Turkish police arrest three over dormitory collapse
- Greek prosecutors charge six in air crash probe
Features
Karadzic delays plea
01/08/2008
Top war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic refused to enter a plea in his initial appearance before judges at the UN war crimes tribunal Thursday but claimed there had been irregularities in his arrest and that his life is in danger.
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BiH Olympic team happy to participate in Beijing Games
01/08/2008
Hampered by lack of financial support, the five-member Bosnia and Herzegovina Olympic team is realistic about prospects for a medal.
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Karadzic's trial: a new chapter for Serbia?
01/08/2008
Serbia is abuzz with online comments regarding Radovan Karadzic's extradition and upcoming trial and what it could mean for Serbia's prospects.
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Roundup
Business: Serbia's JAT Airways heading for privatisation
01/08/2008
Serbia's state-owned airline officially goes private. Also in news: the Italian utility Enel expanded its activities in Greece, and Istanbul ranks 23rd on Mercer's 2008 Worldwide Cost of Living survey.
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Reportage
Kosovo's public broadcaster brings ethnic communities together
28/07/2008
At Kosovo Radio and Television, ethnic Albanian journalists work together in the same newsroom as their colleagues from minority communities.
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