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11/10/2008 UN Special Envoy for Kosovo Martti Ahtisaari won this year's Nobel Peace Prize for "his important efforts, on several continents and over more than three decades, to resolve international conflicts". [Getty Images] |
News
10/10/2008
- Ahtisaari wins Nobel Peace Prize
- Montenegro, Macedonia recognise Kosovo's independence
- Turkish air force bombs northern Iraq, kills PKK militants
- Cypriot leaders discuss future federal administration
- Albanian banks will not suffer from international crisis, IMF says
- RS parliament warns against provocative rhetoric
- Romania's public servants stage warning strike
- Bulgaria's Stanishev dismisses National Security Agency's deputy director
- Serbia's DS rules out possible coalition with Nikolic's party
- EU urges Albania to reform judicial system
- Supermarket blast kills one, injures three in BiH
Features
EU's Rehn brings 122m euros in aid to Kosovo
10/10/2008
In a show of support after Kosovo's diplomatic defeat at the UN, Olli Rehn, the EU commissioner for enlargement, delivered 122m euros in aid to the fledgling country.
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Envoy Nimetz proposes "Republic of Northern Macedonia" in name dispute
10/10/2008
The UN mediator in the Macedonian-Greek name dispute, Matthew Nimetz, offered a proposal -- Republic of Northern Macedonia -- and complex suggestions on what adjectives suit the Macedonian national identity.
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Hodak murder sparks debate about organised crime
10/10/2008
The shooting of a prominent lawyer's daughter in broad daylight in Zagreb earlier this week has bloggers calling the Croatian security system and political reactions into question.
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Roundup
Business: Global financial crisis affects SEE economies
10/10/2008
Southeast European economies battle the world economic crisis. Also in business: Greece opens its first biogas plant, and the World Bank approves a new partnership strategy for Croatia.
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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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