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26/10/2008 Croatian police secure the site of a car bomb explosion Thursday. Prime Minister Ivo Sanader called an extraordinary meeting of the Croatian Security Council to discuss the blast, which killed both the owner and marketing director of a leading newspaper. [Getty Images] |
News
26/10/2008
- Croatian, EU, OSCE officials condemn journalists' murders in Zagreb
- Macedonia, Kosovo agree on border demarcation
- US president signs Albania, Croatia's NATO accession protocols
- Croatian prosecutors charge former General Zagorec
- Three Turkish engineers kidnapped in Afghanistan
- Turkey, US discuss military co-operation
- Serb Patriarch Pavle resigns
- Romania Basescu's approves controversial measure to raise teachers' salaries
- Serbia's Djelic predicts full EU membership by 2014
- Montenegro's Mandic hospitalised amid hunger strike
- Greek police find 45 illegal immigrants near Athens
Features
Car bomb kills two Croatian journalists
24/10/2008
Ivo Pukanic, the owner of a leading Croatian political weekly, and his newspaper's marketing director, Niko Franjic, were killed by a car bomb in Zagreb on Thursday, the latest in a series of violent incidents in the country.
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Romanian education -- quo vadis?
24/10/2008
Romanians once took the quality of their school system for granted. No longer.
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Roundup
Business roundup: Kosovo to join IMF, World Bank next year
24/10/2008
Kosovo is projected to join IMF and the World Bank in 2009. Also in business news: Swedish retailer IKEA wants to open five retail outlets and possibly a factory in Serbia, while annual inflation in Montenegro reached 8.8% in September.
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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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