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11/11/2008 Chief Hague war crimes prosecutor Serge Brammertz began a two-day visit to Zagreb on Monday. [Getty Images] |
News
11/11/2008
- Hague tribunal chief prosecutor Brammertz visits Croatia
- UN Security Council session on Kosovo postponed again
- Croatia reacts sharply to Serbia's allegations of ethnic cleansing
- Greece's ruling ND expels another dissident lawmaker
- Romanian government approves gradual salary increase for teachers
- Greek Cypriots admit difficulties in reunification talks
- Albanian lawmakers start hunger strike to protest new election code
- ECHR fines Turkey for discrimination against Kurdish judge
- Protest by Bulgarian steelworkers blocks Sofia's streets
Features
Brussels welcomes BiH agreement, calls for concrete action
11/11/2008
EU officials say Saturday's deal among the three major parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is a "step in the right direction" but must translate into results.
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EU urges Turkey to adopt a comprehensive reform programme
11/11/2008
The EU urged the Turkish government to speed up the reform process in a key report published last week.
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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
Diplomatic Diary: Serbia, Greece to boost relations, co-operation
11/11/2008
Serbia's Cvetkovic is in Greece. Also in diplomatic news this week: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Italian counterpart, Silvio Berlusconi, will co-chair an intergovernmental summit.
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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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