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22/08/2008 Dutch Judge Alphonse Orie speaks during a live broadcast to former Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic during his initial appearance in The Hague on July 31st. Orie has been replaced in Karadzic's trial. [Getty Images] |
News
22/08/2008
- Hague tribunal changes judges in Karadzic trial
- Serbian opposition parties DSS, SRS agree to co-operate
- Serbia wants to make property declarations obligatory for all state officials
- Nicosia says it will revise position on Turkey if Ankara changes attitude towards Cyprus
- Bulgarian farmers block roads to protest delayed state subsidies
- Malta recognises Kosovo's independence
- Turkey's Security Council discusses terrorism, South Ossetia situation
- Lajcak, Spiric want positive EC report on BiH's progress
- Serbia halts privatisation of ex-Yugoslav states' disputed assets
- Media: railway ties in Albania are carcinogenic
Features
EU presses Bulgaria to step up fight against corruption
22/08/2008
A month after the European Commission suspended millions of euros in aid to Bulgaria over suspected misuse of funds, the head of the EU's fraud-fighting agency urged Sofia on Thursday to show more tangible results in ending fraud and corruption.
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Olympics: Montenegro's Red Sharks taste defeat
22/08/2008
Hungary stunned European champion Montenegro in the water polo semifinals, and Serbia lost to the United States 10-5.
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EC reports on justice, an ineffective deja-vu?
15/08/2008
The latest European Commission report on the progress made by the Romanian justice sector calls for the eradication of high-level corruption. But bloggers wonder, are these reports really effective?
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Roundup
Business: Croatian shops are expected to extend summer work hours
22/08/2008
Retailers are expected to stay open till midnight in Croatia. Also in business news this week: Turkey's administrative court suspends the privatisation of several highways and bridges, and vehicle sales in Romania rose by 2.3%.
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Reportage
General Wightman: BiH defence reform is a success
18/08/2008
US Army Major General Richard Wightman is commander of the NATO Headquarters Sarajevo, which assists Bosnia and Herzegovina with defence reforms and participates in busting support networks for ICTY fugitives. In an interview with Southeast European Times contributor Antonio Prlenda, he comments on the current situation in the region.
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