Archive Edition:

03/05/2012

Features

03/05/2012

With Albanians and Serbs saying crimes against them are not being prosecuted in Kosovo by EULEX, the mission is losing trust among the public.

Serbia elections surrounded by uncertainty

03/05/2012

The two main parties are ahead in the polls, but a coalition government is expected to be necessary.

In Greek elections, a campaign of fear prevails

03/05/2012

Political leaders stick to their scripts amid anger over austerity, uncertainty and the rising right-wing groups.

Letters show bin Laden's frustration with groups

03/05/2012

Declassified letters written by former al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, discovered in his hideout in Pakistan where he was killed one year ago, reveal details about the organisation's inner workings and the backlash it suffered as a result of targeting civilians.

Turkish TPAO starts drilling in northern Cyprus

03/05/2012

The exploitation of the island's fuel resources may increase chances for rapprochement -- or undermine them.

Car insurance rates affecting Serbia-Kosovo freedom of movement

28/04/2012

A governmental agreement intended to protect cross-border travel is having the opposite effect, particularly on Albanians in Serbia.

Roundup

Turkish company buys ailing Montenegrin steel plant

02/05/2012

With 193m euros of debt, Montenegro's Zelejzara AD Niksic was bought by a Turkish company. Also in business news: the IMF will loan Kosovo more than 100m euros to create a cash buffer for the country.

Reportage

Kosovo counting on strong support from Turkey

30/04/2012

Kosovo and Turkey have what former Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu describes as "golden relations", strong political and economic ties bound together by religious and cultural affinities developed over more than five centuries of Ottoman rule.