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30/10/2008 "The process is going much more slowly than expected. Much time and energy have been wasted on steps that reawakened mistrust between [BiH's] entities," High Representative Miroslav Lajcak said on Wednesday. [OHR] |
News
30/10/2008
- High Representative Lajcak calls for new policy on BiH
- Croatia ratchets up fight against organised crime
- United States' Rice urges Iraq's Barzani to co-operate with Turkey against PKK
- Serbia to address Council of Europe about Albania's organ-harvesting probe
- Romania's PDL files no-confidence motion against government over teachers' pay
- Ljajic says Serbia is Mladic's "hostage"
- UN report describes Albania as transit country for drug trafficking
- EC says crime, trafficking are main problems in Kosovo
- Police find major weapon cache in Macedonia
- Bulgaria's Kremikovtzi workers threaten protests
Features
Balkan, Baltic EU countries may be next to seek financial help, say analysts
30/10/2008
Analysts say that -- after Hungary -- Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia and Romania could become the next to seek IMF assistance.
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Russia's Gazprom courts Romania ahead of elections
30/10/2008
A delegation of Gazprom officials descended on Bucharest Wednesday, as Romania signalled openness towards the South Stream project for the first time.
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Neither Greece nor Macedonia happy with latest Nimetz plan
30/10/2008
Officials in Athens and Skopje have responded critically to a new proposal by UN special envoy Matthew Nimetz, saying it requires significant changes.
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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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