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Former Bulgarian chief prosecutor to be quizzed over mafia case
16/02/2010
Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov says that Nikola Filchev -- once Bulgaria's chief prosecutor -- will be questioned over possible ties to organised crime. The case hinges on Filchev's relationship with a former national security adviser known as "The Tractor".
Serbia celebrates statehood and military
16/02/2010
Serbia marked both Statehood Day and Army Day on Monday. At ceremonies, officials said the country's top objective is membership in the EU and the "peaceful" preservation of sovereignty over Kosovo.
Moldova and Romania: barbed border no more
16/02/2010
The new pro-European government in Moldova starts an initiative to dismantle 360km of barbed-wire fences set up in the wake of World War II to separate the country from Romania.
Who owns the name Ceausescu?
12/02/2010
Valentin Ceausescu sues producers of a play about his father, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, on the grounds that he owns the rights to the infamous name. Bloggers are not so sure.
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Diplomatic Diary: EP delegates visit Sarajevo
16/02/2010
Representatives of the EP discuss visa-free travel with BiH officials. Also in diplomatic news: Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha is in Rome and EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton visits the Balkans.
Reportage
Strike a pose: fashion season across the Balkans
15/02/2010
Fashion across Southeast Europe shows innovation, a continued industry in high-end style and possibilities for co-operation beyond national boundaries.
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