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29/09/2008 "I prefer to have a solution by the end of the year. Time is very crucial," Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat said. [Getty Images] |
News
29/09/2008
- Talat calls for solution in Cyprus by year's end
- Macedonia strips immunity of two ethnic Albanian lawmakers
- Serbian police arrest four for distributing mock Solana obituaries
- Former JNA chief gets Russian citizenship
- Journalists criticise lack of transparency in Kosovo
- Montenegrin ministers suspected of corruption
- Bulgaria's Stanishev denies security agency illegally tapped phones
- Greece's Karamanlis challenges critics in ruling party
- Albania's Berisha calls for judicial reforms
- Two survivors rescued from sunken ship off Bulgarian coast
Features
Money-losing BiH oil industry dependent on foreign firms
29/09/2008
Recent developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina's oil industry underscore the country's continuing dependence on foreign producers with agendas of their own.
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2009 to bring ban on plastic bags in Macedonia
29/09/2008
There are 650,000 tonnes of communal waste per year in Macedonia. The government is banning plastic bags in hopes of improving the environment.
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Croatia cracks down on university corruption
26/09/2008
An unprecedented anti-corruption raid on Croatia's academic community opens up a bloggers' debate.
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Roundup
Science and Technology: National computer-game competition held in Skopje
29/09/2008
Skopje hosted Macedonia's fourth national computer-game competition. Also in news this week: Turk Telekom blocks access to Richard Dawkins' website, and Belgrade hosts an international conference on electronic libraries.
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Reportage
More than a financial crisis
29/09/2008
Something akin to a "perfect storm" is in progress, exposing regulatory and policy shortcoming across a variety of fronts, writes European Parliament member and former Romanian Finance Minister Daniel Daianu.
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