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24/09/2008 Serbian President Boris Tadic speaks at the 63rd annual UN General Assembly meeting Tuesday at UN headquarters in New York. [Getty Images] |
News
24/09/2008
- Tadic tries to persuade UN members to back Serbia's position on Kosovo
- Hague prosecutors file new version of Karadzic indictment
- Bulgarian news service's chief editor attacked by unknown assailants
- Serbia's Seselj says western intelligence services recruited Nikolic
- Popular Turkish journalist arrested
- Greek government adviser resigns amid scandal
- EULEX to be fully deployed in Kosovo by year's end
- Romania's Tariceanu accepts labour minister's resignation
- Romanian defence minister visits US
- Turkish opposition party vows support for EU membership efforts
- EU grants 245m euros in aid to Albania
Features
Bulgaria slips in corruption ranking, says watchdog
24/09/2008
Bulgaria is perceived as the most corrupt country among 31 EU and Western European nations, according to Transparency International.
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Drug trafficking ring busted in BiH
24/09/2008
A large-scale police operation conducted in Bosnia and Herzegovina last month succeeded in breaking up a cross-border drug trafficking group.
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Outrage in Albania over murder of witness
19/09/2008
A key witness dies while apparently on a solo hunting trip, raising suspicions of a mafia-style hit. Did Kosta Trebicka know too much for somebody's comfort?
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Serbian movie in Oscar contention
24/09/2008
Serbia has chosen its submission for the 81st Academy Awards. Also in culture and sports: Croatia, Romania and Serbia qualify for the Davis Cup in tennis.
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Reportage
A stormy summer for Macedonian politics
22/09/2008
With a key European Commission report only months away, Macedonia has had to contend with parliamentary boycotts, an impeachment threat and the ongoing name dispute with Greece.
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