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24/11/2008 Kosovo Foreign Minister Skender Hyseni travelled to New York on Sunday. [Getty Images] |
News
24/11/2008
- UN Security Council to hold Kosovo session on Wednesday
- Rehn: EU should not interfere in bilateral disputes in Balkans
- Turkish Cypriot leader warns Russia against interfering in negotiations
- EU's Fouere says press freedom serious problem in Macedonia
- PKK victims' families to sue Turkey over decision to end Ocalan's isolation
- Serbia's LDP to support government in no-confidence vote
- EU visa liberalisation with Albania reportedly postponed until 2010
- Romanian police rally for higher wages
- Bulgaria's Stanishev re-elected BSP leader
- Somali pirates release Greek-owned tanker
Features
Albanians face consequences for not paying energy bills
24/11/2008
Albanians who fall behind on their energy bills might lose heat this winter.
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Zagreb hosts 2008 Interliber book fair
24/11/2008
Zagreb's annual international book fair, Interliber, hosted about 300 publishing houses from Croatia and abroad. Israel was this year's fair partner.
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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
Science and Technology: Turkish prime minister visits CERN in Geneva
24/11/2008
Turkey's prime minister visits the European Organisation for Nuclear Research in Geneva. Also in science and technology news: the Romanian government approves the creation of the National Institute for Aero-Spatial Research and Development, and a Turkish professor receives the Benjamin Baker Engineer's Award.
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Reportage
Thaci: Sovereignty and state unity are non-negotiable
24/11/2008
In an exclusive interview with Southeast European Times correspondent Blerta Foniqi-Kabashi, Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci discusses EULEX deployment and other key issues facing the country.
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