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05/11/2008 Crime and corruption remain problems in Balkan countries that aspire to join the EU, Justice Commissioner Jacques Barrot said. [Getty Images] |
News
05/11/2008
- EU's Rehn to present progress reports on Western Balkans
- Serbia's Jeremic says no agreement reached on EULEX
- Jamaican judge Robinson becomes Hague tribunal president
- Pro-Kurdish party officials arrested for illegal demonstration in Turkey
- Romanian parliamentary committees oppose government's postponement of teachers' pay hikes
- War crimes trial of Croatia's Glavas starts over again in Zagreb
- Cyprus to prosecute five people for 2005 air crash
- Albania's SP to run alone in next elections, says Rama
Features
Three Serbian nationalist parties sign co-operation deal
05/11/2008
The Democratic Party of Serbia formed an alliance with two smaller parties Tuesday in a bid to bolster the nationalist opposition's clout.
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NATO chief seeks agreement over EULEX
05/11/2008
NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer met with Kosovo leaders Tuesday in a bid to clear the way for full deployment of EULEX. He also said NATO would help dissolve the Kosovo Protection Corps and build the new Kosovo Security Force.
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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
Culture and Society: 27th Istanbul Book Fair opens
05/11/2008
Istanbul is hosting its 27th annual book fair. Also in cultural news: an archaeological site opens in Pella, Greece, and a Romanian director's movie receives a special jury prize at a film festival in Essonne, France.
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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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