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03/11/2008 Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt expressed concern about current tensions in BiH and urged more support for High Representative Miroslav Lajcak. [Getty Images] |
News
03/11/2008
- Sweden says Croatia, Serbia's EU entry would boost stability in BiH
- Teachers launch warning strike in Romania
- Macedonia to investigate 42 police officers for corruption, embezzlement
- Police detain pro-Kurdish party supporters in Turkey
- Karadzic to testify in Krajisnik's appeal
- Three Bulgarian parties form new centre-right coalition
- Kosovo opposition parties predict election victories, criticise government
- Albanian political parties argue over EU integration
- Eight Greek policemen injured in clashes with anarchists
Features
British MEPs dissatisfied with reforms in Zagreb
03/11/2008
British Conservative representatives in the European Parliament sent a letter to Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn criticising Croatian authorities' failure to curb corruption and organised crime.
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New patriarch could have major influence in Serbia
03/11/2008
The appointment of a new head of the Serbian Orthodox Church could become a crucial matter for the entire Serbian public, due to the patriarch's major moral influence in his country.
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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
Science and Technology: Neolithic finds unearthed in Greece
03/11/2008
A rare find in Greece includes Neolithic ruins. Also in science and technology news: Kosovo hackers attacked two Serbian tennis stars' websites, and the Macedonian government will give out free computer vouchers to university students.
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Reportage
Time ripe for a solution to Macedonia name dispute
03/11/2008
Will Matthew Nimetz's latest idea -- Republic of Northern Macedonia -- go the way of its predecessors?
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