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10/08/2008 War crimes chief prosecutor at The Hague Serge Brammertz said that Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj is hindering the procedure by conducting his own defence. [Getty Images] |
News
10/08/2008
- Brammertz wants Seselj to be represented by lawyers
- Gruevski: no information about new proposals in name dispute with Greece
- Storm kills two in central BiH
- Strong explosion injures two in Albania
- Turkey, Sweden recognise Kosovo passports
- Croatian police bust drug-dealing group
- Croatia wants former JNA officers questioned in relation to war crimes case
- Turkey sends medical team to Georgian border
- Romanian President Basescu summons parties for discussion on judiciary
- Greek police find illegal immigrants held for ransom
Features
Security situation stable in Kosovo
08/08/2008
KFOR spokesman Colonel Jean-Luc Cotard says the major issues that Kosovo needs to solve are mostly political.
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Red sharks swim for Montenegro
08/08/2008
Although it is one of the smallest countries participating in the Olympic Games, Montenegro has a good chance of winning a medal in at least one sport.
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A close call for Turkey's ruling party
08/08/2008
A decision by Turkey's highest court not to ban the Justice and Development Party has come as relief for many. But has the party learned a lesson from the ordeal?
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Roundup
Business: Pepsi eyes Serbian mineral water company
08/08/2008
Serbia is negotiating the sale of Knjaz Milos, its largest mineral water producer. Also this week: a French car manufacturer will open a plant in Bulgaria, and Standard & Poor's boosts Romania's outlook.
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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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