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12/01/2010News
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Cypriot leaders launch new peace talks
12/01/2010
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is hopeful that leaders of Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots will make "significant progress" during intensive peace talks this month.
Bulgarian mobsters feel the heat
12/01/2010
A number of gangsters have been arrested in Bulgaria in recent weeks as part of a state crackdown on organised crime.
Macedonia embraces free legal assistance
12/01/2010
The underprivileged in Macedonia are now eligible for pro bono legal assistance.
Bloggers: Croatia's Sanader, captain of a sinking ship
08/01/2010
The mystery behind former Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader's resignation and comeback attempt provide fodder for speculation.
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Diplomatic Diary: Germany backs Turkey's EU bid
12/01/2010
Germany's foreign minister visits Ankara. Also in diplomatic news: Serbian President Boris Tadic offers help in the Greek-Macedonia name dispute and Macedonia's Nikola Gruevski wraps up a visit to Israel.
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Medvedev: Gazprom a "reliable partner"
11/01/2010
The era of cheap energy is over, but massive new pipeline projects will help Gazprom ensure a steady supply to Europe, says Gazprom export CEO Alexander Medvedev in an interview with Southeast European Times.
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