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17/09/2008 Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha praised his government's achievements Tuesday. [Getty Images] |
News
17/09/2008
- EU calls for further reforms in Albania
- Romania hosts Black Sea naval exercises
- Karadzic to attend status conference in Hague tribunal trial
- Nikolic's new party to hold founding session next month in Belgrade
- Croatia expects to wrap up EU accession talks by October 2009
- EU's Feith says Kosovo basically stable since independence declaration
- Serbian police find weapons stashed on road to Justice Palace
- Turkey to extend authority for cross-border operations against PKK
- Romanian senate passes bill to strip president of powers to name prosecutors
- Bulgarian ruling coalition to start talks on majority-voting system
Features
Bulgarian opposition party wants revision of gas deal with Russia
17/09/2008
A Bulgarian opposition party is demanding renegotiation of a gas deal with Russia, as hard-pressed businesses and the public struggle with soaring gas prices.
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Winning football coach rallies BiH's three nationalities
17/09/2008
A thrashing of Estonia has inspired multiethnic support for BiH's football team and coach.
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Drugs and diplomacy make a sinister mix
12/09/2008
For a drug dealer, what better job than one that comes with diplomatic immunity?
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Balkan teams win medals at Paralympics
17/09/2008
Athletes from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Serbia and Turkey reap their share of glory at the Beijing Paralympics. Also in culture and sports: Croatian football legend Dario Simic retires from international competition.
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Reportage
Life in a Kosovo Serb municipality: blackouts and an uncertain future
15/09/2008
Serbs in the southern municipality of Strpce may not agree with Kosovo's self-declared independence, but they hope a stabilized situation will at least bring jobs and better infrastructure.
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