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06/08/2008 A man surveys the rising waters of the Siret River outside his home in Bacau county, 350km northeast of Bucharest. [Getty Images] |
News
06/08/2008
- EU, United States to help Romania's flood victims
- Montenegro sentences 12 ethnic Albanians to prison for plotting rebellion
- Prosecutors seek rules regarding Karadzic's defence
- Kosovo's Thaci refuses to negotiate UN proposals with Serbia
- BiH's six ruling coalition leaders to meet on August 23rd
- Two Serbs charged with mass murder in Zvornik
- Greece rules out discussion of minority issues in talks with Macedonia
- Basha seeks to limit OSCE mandate in Albania
- Investigation blames understaffing for babies' deaths in Turkey
- Blast cuts oil flow through BTC pipeline in Turkey
Features
Bulgaria mulls ways to reduce lawsuits for human rights violations
06/08/2008
Bulgaria is paying hundreds of thousands of euros yearly in damages awarded by the European Court of Human Rights.
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Greek athletes hope for medals in Beijing
06/08/2008
Greece turns from host to guest as it sends its largest Olympic team ever to go abroad to Beijing, four years after the Athens Games.
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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
Culture and Sports: Montenegro hosts Live Fest
06/08/2008
Live Fest attracts crowds in Montenegro. Also in cultural news this week: Serbia wins two gold medals at the 35th European Junior Swimming Championship, and Kosovo's ministry of culture, youth and sports will receive 2.3m euros.
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Reportage
Rocketing gas prices hit SEE countries
04/08/2008
While consumers endure shock at the gas pumps, costlier petrol can be a boon for public budgets. Despite discontent, governments are unwilling to forego revenues by lowering excise taxes.
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