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02/10/2008 Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat urged PACE lawmakers to issue a resolution that includes support for a Turkish plan allowing ports to open in the northern Turkish Cypriot-controlled part of the island. [PACE] |
News
02/10/2008
- PACE urges Greek Cypriots to withdraw objections to trade with Turkish Cypriots
- Lajcak says EU integration impossible for BiH without constitutional reform
- Montenegro, Serbia start talks on dual citizenship agreement
- World Bank approves $1.8 billion to boost Croatia's EU bid
- Hague postpones trial of former Yugoslav Army chief Perisic
- Two blasts rock divided Mitrovica
- Albania adopts programme for NATO integration
- Turkish soldier killed, another injured in clashes with PKK
- Macedonia eases entry requirements for citizens of EU, Schengen Agreement countries
- Albanian judges object to government's efforts at judicial reform
Features
EU ministers support EUFOR scale-back
02/10/2008
EU defence ministers voiced support Wednesday for a plan to phase out their bloc's peacekeeping operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, citing the improved security situation there.
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Tadic's statements on Kosovo cause international stir
02/10/2008
Serbian President Boris Tadic's statements on the possibility of partitioning Kosovo have sparked heated reactions in Pristina, but the representatives of most Serbian parties dismissed his words.
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Ethnicity, entities to play major part in BiH's elections Sunday
02/10/2008
Sunday's local elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) will feature more than 29,000 candidates from 72 political parties.
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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
Culture and Society: Celebrations marking end of Ramadan under way in Balkans
01/10/2008
Balkan Muslims celebrate the end of the Islamic holy month of fasting. Also in the news: a Turkish film wins the Golden Shell award, and Cypriot shooter Andri Eleftheriou takes gold at the International Sport Shooting Federation's World Cup Final in Minsk.
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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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