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19/11/2008 High Representative Miroslav Lajcak welcomed the BiH Council of Ministers' efforts to put a nationwide census project on track. [Getty Images] |
News
19/11/2008
- Lajcak says PIC to discuss new formula for international presence in BiH
- Serbia searches for Mladic as Brammertz's report looms
- Bakoyannis suggests Greece will recognise Kosovo's independence soon
- Serbia vows to file countersuit against Croatia at ICJ
- Turkish court orders release of suspect in Ergenekon trial
- BiH arrests two war crimes suspects
- Turkish border police seize huge stash of heroin
- Albanian parliament adopts new election code
- Greek parliament discusses 28 billion-euro bank bailout
Features
Greece criticises Macedonia over ICJ lawsuit
19/11/2008
Macedonia's lawsuit against Greece for blocking its bid to join NATO has angered Athens. On Tuesday, Greece characterised the suit as an effort to prevent resolution of the two countries' 17-year-old name dispute.
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IMF agreement forces Serbia to save
19/11/2008
Serbia has long spent more than it earns, relying on foreign investments to bridge the gap. But the global financial downturn has made that strategy unsustainable.
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Conspicuous consumption in Albania
14/11/2008
What happens when Western luxuries meet Balkan salaries?
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Serbia's Djokovic wins Shanghai Masters Cup
19/11/2008
Tennis star Novak Djokovic of Serbia wins the Shanghai Masters Cup. Also in the news: the International Book and Teaching Appliances Fair, Interliber 2008, opens in Zagreb, and a Kosovo documentary wins Best Short Documentary at a Hamburg film festival.
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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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