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12/11/2008 "It is unrealistic to expect to solve all these problems overnight after so many years. Nevertheless, there are a number of areas of convergence," UN Special Envoy for Cyprus Alexander Downer said. [Getty Images] |
News
12/11/2008
- Cypriot leaders make progress on power sharing, says UN envoy Downer
- Greece vows support for Serbia's EU accession
- EU's Rehn visits Croatia
- Patriarch Pavle remains at helm of Serbian Orthodox Church
- Romanian government backs off effort to postpone teachers' pay hike
- Kosovo launches project for displaced persons
- Albania, Macedonia to lobby EU for Corridor 8 funding
- Albania's Topi discusses hunger strike by lawmakers
- Romania may pull troops from Iraq in January, says Melescanu
Features
International community urges Kosovo leaders to accept UN chief's EULEX plan
12/11/2008
Kosovo's president and prime minister are facing international pressure to accept the UN's six-point proposal for the delayed EULEX mission.
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Ministerial forum held in Zagreb
12/11/2008
"No country should be an oasis for criminals", was the conclusion of a two-day informal meeting of EU and Western Balkan justice and interior ministers.
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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
Culture and Sports: Actor James Belushi visits Albania
12/11/2008
US actor James Belushi visits Albania. Also in cultural and sports news: Athens hosts the International Digital Film Festival, and a reading campaign spreads throughout Bulgaria.
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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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