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16/06/2009News
16/06/2009
- EU foreign ministers green-light visa liberalisation for Western Balkans
- Cypriot leaders discuss territory issue
- Ahtisaari visits Kosovo, hails independence
- Croatia rejects earlier swine flu alarm
- Controversial RS parliament resolution released
- Montenegrin police arrest alleged jewel thief
- Turkey to investigate alleged military plot
- Romanian state secretary gets 5 years for corruption
- Trial of former Albanian defence minister postponed
- Wildfire threatens homes near Athens
Features
Turks mull Iran election crisis
16/06/2009
Amid protests in Tehran and charges of election rigging, Ankara pursues a cautious policy with its neighbour.
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EU wants Croatia-Slovenia border dispute settled this week
16/06/2009
Croatia and Slovenia must reach a solution to their border dispute this week, EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn said. Another meeting is expected to take place Wednesday.
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Serbia hopes to be visa-free
16/06/2009
Visa liberalisation could become a reality for Serbia before the end of this year, but some hurdles remain to be crossed.
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Unlikely winners turn up in Romania's EP election
12/06/2009
Critics mock and sympathizers defend President Traian Basescu's daughter, a model who has now won an EP seat.
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Roundup
Diplomatic Diary: Turkey vows support for Afghanistan
16/06/2009
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu visited Kabul. Also in diplomatic news: Sweden urges fast visa-free regulations for western Balkan countries.
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Reportage
New names, old tactics as Greek militants resurface
15/06/2009
When police smashed Greece's most notorious terrorists seven years ago, a chapter seemed to have closed. Now, though, new groups are springing up, with a December police shooting as catalyst.
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