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15/03/2010News
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Anniversary: Serbs honour late Prime Minister Djindjic
15/03/2010
What if? Seven years after the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic, the public wonders how different Serbia would be today if Djindjic were alive.
BiH travels closer to EU visa liberalisation
15/03/2010
Bosnia and Herzegovina fulfills the last requirements on the road to visa-free travel, set for this summer.
Macedonia focuses on natural gas as energy priority
15/03/2010
While oil and electricity remain the mainstays of Macedonia's energy supply, natural gas is seen as the resource of the future. Proponents have been lobbying for the clean alternative to oil for more than 20 years.
Bulgaria: to GMO or not to GMO?
12/03/2010
Bloggers stand firmly against the government's effort to ease restrictions on cultivating Genetically Modified Organisms in line with EU legislation.
Roundup
Science and Technology: Romania's president honoured
15/03/2010
Traian Basescu is inducted into the Romanian Academy of Science. Also in science news: a robotics centre opens in Sarajevo, and Serbian officials are the first to e-sign their biometric ID cards.
Reportage
Kosovo Serb mayor looks to a better future
15/03/2010
The mayor of the Serb-majority town of Strpce shares his "super combined" goal of economic development through winter sports with a vision of multiethnic tolerance.
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