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10/11/2008 Bosniak Party of Democratic Action leader Sulejman Tihic (pictured) signed the agreement with Croat Democratic Union of BiH's Dragan Covic and Republika Srpska's Union of Independent Social Democrats' Milorad Dodik. [Getty Images] |
News
10/11/2008
- BiH's main political parties reach landmark reform agreement
- Serbia launches operation to locate Mladic and network of supporters
- Deputy leader of Turkey's ruling AKP resigns
- Thousands of Alevis march in Turkey demanding equal rights
- Two cars carrying Serbs attacked in Kosovo
- Seven suspected Zupljanin supporters face questioning in Belgrade court
- Albania's Topalli welcomes EC's progress report
- Romanian teachers' unions launch protests
- Audit uncovers irregularities in Montenegro's defence ministry
- Bus crash injures Croatian tourists in Israel
- Three missing in building collapse in southern Albania
- New agrarian party founded in Bulgaria
Features
Skopje urged to avoid election problems, improve political dialogue
10/11/2008
A new EC report credits Macedonia with progress in key areas but signals concern over irregularities at the polls.
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Croatia gets good news from Brussels
10/11/2008
The EC's Progress Report on Croatia gives a clear opportunity to the candidate country to wrap up accession talks by the end of 2009 and join the Union by 2011.
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Historic election a lesson in democracy, bloggers write
07/11/2008
Barack Obama's victory in the US presidential election elicits positive comment in the region.
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Roundup
Science and Technology: Bulgaria, China sign co-operation pact
10/11/2008
Bulgaria and China reach a co-operation agreement. Also in science and technology news: Romanian archaeologists unearth Bronze Age findings, and Sofia will begin free wireless internet service in its parks.
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Reportage
Kosovo village's widows and orphans still struggling
10/11/2008
A small Kosovo village is still enduring the consequences of a horrible massacre during the 1990s conflict. Local widows and orphans make ends meet with just 130 euros per month, and hold hope that a conviction will ultimately lead to some degree of justice.
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