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07/10/2008 US Defence Secretary Robert Gates (centre left), Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu (left), Prime Minister Hashim Thaci (centre right) and Defence Minister Fehmi Mujota speak to the media in Pristina on Tuesday. [Laura Hasani] |
News
07/10/2008
- US defence secretary visits Kosovo
- Lajcak praises successful local elections in BiH, urges return to EU agenda
- Serbia warns Montenegro against recogising Kosovo
- Macedonian leaders remains split over Greek name dispute
- Kosovo's parliament sends seven recommendations to Mitrovica mayor
- Karadzic wants access to Holbrooke agreement documentation
- Turkey to adopt new strategy in war against terror
- Bulgaria vows support for Cyprus reunification efforts
- Greek government submits 2009 budget to parliament
- Romanian government, public servants fail to reach agreement on salary hikes
Features
Croatia's Sanader sacks ministers after shocking daytime murder
07/10/2008
The Croatian government vowed to step up its fight against organised crime following a Mafia-style murder in Zagreb on Monday that prompted Prime Minister Ivo Sanader to sack his interior and justice ministers.
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PACE issues resolution on Bosnia and Herzegovina, angering RS leaders
07/10/2008
On September 30th, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe passed a resolution on Bosnia and Herzegovina aimed at smoothing its future path towards EU membership.
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Turkish bloggers campaign against internet bans
03/10/2008
Many Turks say they are fed up with restrictions on hundreds of internet sites, including YouTube, WordPress.com, Google Groups and more recently the website of a prominent British author, Richard Dawkins.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: Cyprus's Christofias arrives in Bulgaria
07/10/2008
Cypriot President Christofias says his visit to Bulgaria is a milestone for co-operation. Also in diplomatic news: Albania will join NATO in April, US Deputy Secretary of Defence Gordon R. England said.
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Reportage
Newborn deaths spark debate on Turkey's health system
06/10/2008
Prosecutors have launched an investigation after 13 newborn babies died within 24 hours in a state hospital in Izmir. Last month, 27 babies died in another hospital in Ankara. The health ministry says hospital infections happen even in developed countries, but the doctors' union blames a worsening health system for newborn deaths.
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