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10/09/2008 Hague tribunal chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz arrived in Belgrade on Wednesday. [Getty Images] |
News
10/09/2008
- Brammertz due in Belgrade to discuss co-operation with Hague tribunal
- Sweden's Bildt says Serbia's future is in EU
- Cyprus issue will influence Turkey's EU path, says Greece
- RS's Dodik says constitutional reform in BiH cannot be imposed from outside
- Holbrooke says Kosovo risks isolation if it doesn't join EU
- Turkey launches investigation of Ergenekon prosecutors
- Albanians to vote with electronic IDs in 2009
- NATO commander praises Montenegro's role in Balkans
- Romanian judges' union contests parliamentary vote on high-level corruption cases
- Contaminated pastries cause mass food poisoning in Macedonia
Features
Serbian parliament ratifies SAA, Russian gas deal
10/09/2008
Lawmakers ratified crucial agreements with the EU and Russia, but the Serbian authorities still have hard work ahead of them.
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Foreign contractors eager to build Macedonian tollways
10/09/2008
Macedonia is offering concessions to build seven segments of tollway, mainly towards neighbouring countries.
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Albania at the Olympics: No medals, but plenty of spirit
05/09/2008
Albanian athletes showed their potential in Beijing, but a lack of adequate sports programmes at home kept the country off the medals podium, bloggers write.
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: International ballet competition opens in Turkey
10/09/2008
Ballerinas from around the world are competing in Turkey. Also in cultural news this week: the Aeschylia culture festival opened in Greece, and a swimmer from Cyprus took gold in the Paralympic Games.
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Reportage
Karadzic trial -- a new test for the UN tribunal
08/09/2008
Hague judges and prosecutors want to avoid a repeat of the inconclusive trial against Slobodan Milosevic.
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