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21/11/2008 Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu (left) and Prime Minister Hashim Thaci (centre) greet British Prime Minister Gordon Brown outside No. 10 Downing Street in London on Thursday. [Getty Images] |
News
21/11/2008
- Kosovo leaders meet with British leaders in London
- Experts criticise Kosovo for inactivity since independence
- Former Bulgarian interior minister cleared of revealing confidential information
- Romania's PSD-PC coalition says it is not looking for potential partners
- EUFOR mission in BiH extended
- Greek prisoners end hunger strike after government promises to release 5,500 of them
- Albanian parliament discusses 2009 budget bill
- Romania signs agreement for two new nuclear reactors
- Albania ready to accept released Guantanamo prisoners
- Turkish mayor sentenced to prison for PKK propaganda
Features
PIC urges swift implementation of Odzak agreement in BiH
21/11/2008
The Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council for BiH ended a two-day meeting on Thursday. Among the concerns it highlighted was the stagnation of the country's reforms.
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Political theatre, Albanian-style
21/11/2008
Was staging a hunger strike an appropriate response to new elections reform legislation?
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Roundup
Business: Russia's Lukoil to open 150 gas stations in Croatia
21/11/2008
Croatia is getting 150 gas stations from a Russian oil giant. Also in business news: the Economic Initiative for Kosovo and the American Chamber of Commerce in Kosovo sign a pact, and Skopje hosts a Global Week of Entrepreneurship.
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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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