![]() Cypriot President Demetris Christofias (left) and Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat continued reunification talks Monday. [AFP] |
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13/10/2008

Montenegro became the 49th country in the world to recognise Kosovo's independence on Thursday. Serbia promptly expelled Podgorica's ambassador but says it will not cut economic and other ties.
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Pristina and ethnic-Albanian lawmakers in Skopje were ecstatic. But Serbia has expelled the Macedonian ambassador to Belgrade and does not rule out additional reprisals.
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The deadliest attacks in a year by the PKK are forcing Turkey's political and military leaders to mull a new action plan against the terrorist group.
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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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Forensic scientists gather in Turkey for an unprecedented session. In other science and technology news: a Greek astronomer is honoured and Kosovo's school children can anticipate computer labs in their futures.
13/10/2008

Founded just last month, former Macedonian Health Minister Imer Selmani's New Democracy party is emerging as a "constructive opposition" party for ethnic Albanians. Selmani, president of the new party, spoke with Southeast European Times correspondent Goran Trajkov about some of the hot topics facing the country's politicians.