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23/10/2008 "This agreement underscores the shared European-American desire to work together to support the development of democratic standards in Kosovo," said US Assistant Secretary of State Daniel Fried. [AFP] |
News
23/10/2008
- United States, EU sign EULEX agreement
- Turkey to establish new counter-terrorism institutions
- No more talks with Serbia on Kosovo's status, Sejdiu says
- Greece to investigate controversial real-estate deal
- Mesic says Croatia will complete EU accession talks next year
- BiH court sentences Bosnian Serb for Srebrenica massacre crimes
- Albania ranks lowest among Balkan states on press freedom index
- Romanian president warns of unresolved conflicts in Black Sea area
- BiH's lower house approves EU pre-membership agreement
- Greece launches probe into incident at Albanian-Greek border
Features
BiH could fall apart, former envoys warn
23/10/2008
The international community must renew its commitment to Bosnia and Herzegovina's survival as a state to prevent the country's possible collapse and a new Balkan crisis, Richard Holbrooke and Paddy Ashdown warned on Wednesday.
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Kosovo interior ministry gets new building
23/10/2008
A joint undertaking by the European Commission and the Kosovo government will turn the old Serbian interior ministry building into Kosovo's interior ministry headquarters.
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Croatian students carry a big burden
23/10/2008
On the first day of school, more than a few Croatian children had to phone their parents to pick them up. Their bags had proved too heavy to carry.
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Kosovo bloggers welcome Montenegro and Macedonia's recognition
17/10/2008
In the wake of Montenegrin and Macedonian leaders' recognition of Kosovo independence in early October, Kosovo bloggers are effusively praising the decision.
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: 27th Skopje Jazz Festival concludes
22/10/2008
The five-day Skopje Jazz Festival recently ended in the Macedonian capital. Also in cultural news: former NBA star Vlade Divac became an adviser to the Serbian government, and a Mother Teresa museum opened in Shkodra, Albania.
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Reportage
Western Balkans, Turkey to get 4.5 billion euros in EU assistance by 2011
20/10/2008
The European Commission approved a spending plan for pre-accession assistance worth some 4.5 billion euros to be provided to seven Western Balkan countries and Turkey through 2010.
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