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02/07/2009News
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Croatia's Sanader calls it quits
02/07/2009
In a surprise move, Prime Minister Ivo Sanader said he is leaving politics for personal reasons.
No big winner expected in Bulgarian vote
02/07/2009
Up to 60% of voters are expected to hit the polls in Sunday's parliamentary elections. The vote is widely expected to produce the most fragmented legislature in the past 20 years.
Customers outraged at Serbian banks; lawsuit looms
02/07/2009
The climate in Serbia's banking sector is heating up, placing bankers on thin ice.
Highway brings pride, at a price
26/06/2009
Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha heads into Sunday's election with another milestone to his government's credit -- a newly completed section of the highway linking Durres with Kosovo. Bloggers, however, raise questions about the timing and cost.
Roundup
Culture and Society: Romanian takes Chess Cup
01/07/2009
Romania's chess master Nisipeanu wins in France. Also in cultural news: Albanian writer Kadare is awarded the 2009 Asturias Literature Prize, and the Turkish government honours historian Kemal Karpat.
Reportage
Report: "negative trends" in Balkan media freedom
29/06/2009
Freedom of the press spiraled down across the globe last year, according to a recent report, with Eastern Europe seeing the steepest decline.
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