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31/10/2008 Current EU presidency holder France wanted to open more than two chapters but developments beyond its control might block it from opening a third chapter, French State Secretary for European Affairs Jean-Pierre Jouyet said on Thursday. [Getty Images] |
News
31/10/2008
- EU to open two new chapters in Turkey's accession talks in December
- EC progress report to encourage Serbia, criticise BiH and Macedonia
- Slovenia blocks opening of new chapters in EU accession talks with Croatia
- Romania's Basescu urges trade unions to postpone protests until after elections
- Serbia, EU, UN discuss EULEX framework
- Crvenkovski says UN must guarantee Macedonian identity
- Montenegro to apply for EU candidate status by year's end
- Serbian prosecutors investigate Hague fugitive's alleged accomplices
- Turkey-NATO operation tries to rescue Turkish freighter hijacked near Somalia
Features
Ten in custody over Croatian journalist's murder
31/10/2008
Police arrested ten people, including two Serbian nationals, for the murders of Croatian journalist Ivo Pukanic and his weekly's marketing director, Niko Franjic, officials said on Thursday in Zagreb.
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Upheaval in Croatia over killings
31/10/2008
Authorities have been unable to show they have the upper hand over the mafia, bloggers charge.
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Roundup
Business: Turkish Airlines to invest in BH Airlines
31/10/2008
Turkish Airlines becomes a major investor in FBiH's BH Airlines. Also in business news: Croatia's oil company INA is the top firm in Southeast Europe, according to Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, and the First World Economic Forum on Europe and Central Asia takes place in Istanbul.
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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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