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29/11/2008 Kosovo police guard the ICO building after the attack on November 14th. [Getty images] |
News
28/11/2008
- Albanian group claims responsibility for ICO headquarters explosion in Pristina
- High Representative Lajcak calls for consensus among BiH leaders
- Former Albanian foreign minister charged with corruption
- Kosovo opposition weighs in following UN vote on EULEX
- Croatia to establish special anti-mafia courts
- Parliament postpones no-confidence vote against Serbian cabinet
- Two Turkish police officers killed in shootout with suspected PKK members
- Bulgarian opposition drops plans for no-confidence motion against government
- Two Bosnian Serbs sentenced for murdering four Muslims
- Greek police officers charged with trafficking illegal immigrants
Features
Kosovo healthcare in "catastrophic" state
28/11/2008
Reforms are urgently needed in order to fix a dysfunctional system, a WHO expert warns.
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A vaccine for disinformation
28/11/2008
Rumoured side effects and a lack of information appear to have doomed an ambitious plan to inoculate Romanian girls against HPV.
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Roundup
Business: World Bank seeks improved business climate in Albania
28/11/2008
Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha gets a show of support from the World Bank for reform efforts. Also this week: the IMF offers Turkey a loan to help it deal with the global financial crisis, and the Slovenian telecommunications company Telekom looks to acquire Balkan telecoms.
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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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