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29/10/2008 "I am not prepared for this hearing," former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic told The Hague tribunal Tuesday. [Getty Images] |
News
29/10/2008
- Karadzic refuses to respond to new indictment at Hague
- Washington lauds return of Serbian ambassadors
- German defence minister opposes EUFOR withdrawal from BiH
- Serbia arrests student charged with assault in United States
- Greek, Turkish ministers discuss defence co-operation
- Romanian government postpones teacher pay hike until 2009
- Turkish air force again strikes PKK bases in northern Iraq
- Albania's Basha calls for free movement in the Balkans
- Turkish officials to meet with advisers to US presidential candidates
- United States will not force Cypriots into a solution, ambassador says
- Albania's High Court dismisses judges over controversial ruling
Features
Croatia steps up fight against organised crime
29/10/2008
Croatia has taken a series of measures in a crackdown on organised crime, prompted by the recent killings of several high-profile figures.
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UNMIK: No partition proposal was suggested
29/10/2008
The UN's envoy for talks between Belgrade and Pristina did not propose dividing Kosovo along ethnic lines, a spokesman for UNMIK said. Meanwhile, a Kosovo think tank put forward its blueprint for resolving the situation in the north.
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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
Culture and Sports: Serbia's Ivanovic wins Austrian tournament
29/10/2008
Ana Ivanovic of Serbia won the Generali Ladies championship. Also in cultural news: FIFA rejects Kosovo's application for membership, and Bulgaria's national badminton team wins the Balkan Championship in Bucharest.
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Reportage
Hope on Cyprus reunification prospects remains guarded
27/10/2008
Peace talks have resumed in the most intensive push toward settlement since the failure of the Annan Plan in 2004.
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