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17/02/2010News
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Serbian ministry eyes bishop's colleagues in financial frauds
17/02/2010
The dismissal of Bishop Artemije -- head of the Kosovo eparchy for the Serbian Orthodox Church -- may lead to deeper divisions among the faithful. The rebellious cleric is under investigation for failing to prevent financial wrongdoing.
Optimism over Nabucco despite hurdles
17/02/2010
Washington announces a new energy strategy and invites Russia to play a role in a pipeline project intended to diversify the natural gas supply. But money and political instabilities could still create roadblocks.
Kosovo minister of energy discusses fossil fuels
17/02/2010
In an exclusive interview with Southeast European Times, Justina Shiroka-Pula talks about converting lignite into electricity, the construction of new thermo plants to burn the mineral more efficiently, and the status of Kosovo mines long out of use.
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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Culture and Society: Zagreb hosts Wine Gourmet Festival
17/02/2010
A wine and culinary event is held in the Croatian capital. Also in cultural news: a Bosnian cookbook sizzles at the Gourmand World Cookbook Fair, and the Albanian National museum hosts an Iranian cultural exhibit.
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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