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14/08/2008 "There are many issues between the two countries -- some of them are long term, some are short-term issues -- but I think both countries agree that the core issue is the name," said Matthew Nimetz, the UN envoy in the name dispute between Macedonia and Greece. [File] |
News
14/08/2008
- UN envoy Nimetz says name issue is essence of Greek-Macedonian dispute
- EC criticises Romania for inability to pursue high-profile corruption cases
- Serbia's Jeremic heads to New York for initiative to bring Kosovo issue to ICJ
- Montenegro issues international arrest warrant for war crimes suspect Strugar
- High Representative Lajcak expects consensus on BiH's SAA strategy
- Small parties in Albania deny they will join ruling Democratic Party
- Sejdiu says Kosovo Security Force will be elite army
- EU, UN search for EULEX formula
- Analysis confirms bag found in Belgrade belonged to Karadzic
- Bulgarian farmers protest unpaid subsidies
Features
EU ministers back plan to monitor Georgia cease-fire
14/08/2008
EU foreign ministers agreed on Wednesday to consider a plan for sending monitors to observe the cease-fire in Georgia but appeared divided on the 27-nation bloc's future relationship with Russia.
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Serbs caught in diplomatic bind over Kosovo, Ossetia comparisons
14/08/2008
While leaders in Pristina and Tirana reject any links between the Kosovo conflict and the fight over Abkhazia and South Ossetia, Serbs find themselves caught in a diplomatic bind.
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Human rights violations persist in Macedonia
14/08/2008
Although police beatings are declining in Macedonia, the further reduction of human rights violations will require a collective effort.
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Olympics: "Red Sharks" bite Greece
14/08/2008
Montenegro's water polo team remains undefeated in its quest for gold, while Croatia and Serbia racked up victories in the same 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
Culture and Sports: Israeli producer takes first prize at Kosovo's Dokufest
13/08/2008
An Israeli producer wins Kosovo's first Dokufest prize in Prizren. Also in cultural news this week: Greece opens its first cultural centre in Belgrade, and cultural tourism in Albania is on the rise.
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Reportage
Croatia may leave Non-Aligned Movement
11/08/2008
Croatia's leaders have a tricky decision ahead of them. The Non-Aligned Movement helped Zagreb win a Security Council seat. But now the country, a new NATO member, is mulling a withdrawal from the organisation Tito founded.
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