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14/01/2010News
14/01/2010
- Russia's Putin says Turkey will approve pipeline project
- Police rule out political motive in murder of Cypriot magnate
- Slovenia to allow Croatia to open two more EU chapters
- Serbian intelligence agency working to locate Mladic, Hadzic
- Hague tribunal allows Karadzic to appeal court-appointed lawyer
- Kosovo police expel Serbia's Bogdanovic
- Mauritania recognises Kosovo's independence
- Albanian government praises its response to flooding
- Albania's Topalli asks EU for visa-free travel, aid
- Turkey's Agca to detail 1981 assassination attempt against pope
Features
Greece could face EU legal action
14/01/2010
The EU is mulling infringement proceedings against Greece for providing unreliable statistics on its budget deficit and debt.
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Tensions flare after alleged assassination attempt in Turkey
14/01/2010
Are the government and military in Turkey about to clash? That is a major topic of discussion in the country after two officers are arrested outside the home of the deputy prime minister.
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Serbia laws bring animal protection front and centre
14/01/2010
Rights groups agree that a legal framework for the protection of animals is slowly taking hold in Serbia. The bigger problem will be implementing it.
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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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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Croatia's Cilic defends ATP title
13/01/2010
Croatia's Marin Cilic successfully defended his title in India. Also in cultural news: a Romanian singer tops the US Hot Dance Airplay Billboard, and Central and East European art heads for Paris.
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Reportage
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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