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09/06/2009News
09/06/2009
- Inzko, Dodik hold talks about BiH
- Montenegro's Djukanovic to present new government, programme
- Italy's Frattini says Serbia fully co-operating
- Serbia to investigate journalists' roles in war crimes
- Turkey concerned over EP election results
- Romanian politician challenges travel ban
- AKP ahead in do-over of Turkish local elections
- ODIHR: ID cards still a problem in Albania
- Albanian policeman arrested in Turkey
Features
Opposition, small parties reap rewards at poll
09/06/2009
Balkan voters gave a thumbs-down to ruling parties in an election marred by record-low turnout.
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Name issue heats up in Macedonia
09/06/2009
At a recent VMRO-DPMNE gathering, Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski said talks with Greece will resume over the name dispute.
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Serbia resolves to ban neo-Nazi activities
09/06/2009
Serbia takes serious steps to break up the country's radical movements in their infancy.
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Croatian smoking ban sparks debate among bloggers
05/06/2009
As restaurateurs put pressure on the government to reverse the law, bloggers react.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: Clinton praises Turkey-Armenia progress
09/06/2009
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu visited Washington. Also in diplomatic news: French President Nicolas Sarkozy says Kosovo's independence is irreversible and Macedonia and Serbia plan for more border crossings.
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Reportage
Biljali: Macedonia's ethnic balance at risk
08/06/2009
Former parliament member Mersel Biljali co-founded the Citizens for European Macedonia initiative and now writes a column for Dnevnik. He spoke to SETimes about interethnic relations, the Macedonia name issue and the road ahead.
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