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14/11/2008 UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's plan for the international presence in Kosovo has raised objections in Pristina. [Getty Images] |
News
14/11/2008
- Pristina authorities continue to reject UN's six-point plan
- Serbia investigates companies suspected of financing war crime fugitives
- Security tightened amid death threats against FBiH politicians
- Turkish teens face possible prison on terrorism charges
- Cypriot reunification talks to continue next year, says UN envoy Downer
- Bulgarian parliament appoints committee to monitor National Security Agency
- Albania's two largest parties pass electoral reforms despite opposition from small parties
- Ailing Patriarch Pavle agrees to remain at helm of Serbian Orthodox Church
- Kosovo police close another clinic for suspected illegal activity
- Macedonian trade unions to protest employment-related amendments
Features
German-Macedonian seminar teaches political management, diplomacy
14/11/2008
A German foundation and a Macedonian higher educational institution collaborated on a seminar teaching political management and diplomacy to young Macedonians.
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Conspicuous consumption in Albania
14/11/2008
What happens when Western luxuries meet Balkan salaries?
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Roundup
Business: Greek government bails out country's banking sector
14/11/2008
The banking sector in Greece will receive a 28 billion-euro rescue plan. Also in the news: Croatia's prime minister announces restrictive new economic measures for 2009, and the Serbian government again attempts to privatise the RTB Bor mining complex.
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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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