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17/11/2008 UN war crimes chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz is in Belgrade Monday. [Getty Images] |
News
17/11/2008
- Hague tribunal chief prosecutor Brammertz visits Belgrade
- Croatian Serb to receive honour for saving Vukovar prisoners of war
- Pristina's position unchanged regarding UN's proposed six-point plan
- Turkey, Greece argue over oil exploration in Aegean
- Talat urges Greek Cypriots to disregard hard-liners in reunification talks
- No suspects named in attack on ICO headquarters in Kosovo
- Romania investigates safety standards at mines after deadly explosions
- Albania's SMI proposes two options to end lawmakers' hunger strike
- Turkey urges EU countries to step up measures against PKK
- Greece allowed back into Kyoto regimen
Features
USAID helps 198 Macedonian Roma students get high school diplomas
17/11/2008
Financial and academic aid has helped hundreds of Roma students earn their high school diplomas, and many are now continuing their studies at Macedonian universities.
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Head of BiH Islamic community meets Pope Benedict XVI
17/11/2008
Grand Mufti Mustafa Efendija Ceric, head of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Islamic community, attended a three-day meeting of the Catholic-Muslim Forum in Vatican City.
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Conspicuous consumption in Albania
14/11/2008
What happens when Western luxuries meet Balkan salaries?
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Roundup
Science and Technology: Athens hosts Science and Technology Festival
17/11/2008
Athens' Zappeion Palace will host a Science and Technology Festival. Also in science news: Turkey's tourism portal is one of the Web's most popular sites, and Macedonia ranks high in lung cancer-related deaths.
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Reportage
Local elections in Turkey seen as a crossroads
17/11/2008
A fierce battle for influence in Kurdish-dominated regions pits Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party, which hopes for a strong reform mandate, against a party linked to PKK terrorists.
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