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06/08/2012

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Privatisation of Kosovo's Trepca mine delayed

06/08/2012

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An estimated 206m-euro debt, due mainly to Serbian companies, and 41m euros of obligations to other foreign companies, hinders Trepca's privatisation.
Russia's biggest bank enters the region

06/08/2012

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Some analysts argue that the entry of Russia's Sberbank into regional markets is a good thing because it diversifies banking.
A new political partnership in Macedonia

06/08/2012

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For the first time in Macedonia, two longtime political opponents join forces.
Unemployed men outpacing women in some countries

06/08/2012

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Statistics show the gap between female and male unemployment rates in Bulgaria to have widened in favour of women since the crisis began in late 2008.
Turkish bloggers divided over policy on Syria

04/08/2012

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On major foreign policy matters, Turks are generally united. On how the government should handle the crisis in neighbouring Syria, however, there is a deep division.

Roundup

Majority of Montenegro's seasonal workers from region

01/08/2012

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The tiny country issued 12,500 seasonal work permits. Also in business news: Serbia will get $400m in budget support from the World Bank.

Reportage

From beatings to Tweets, racism on the rise in Greece

06/08/2012

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The ongoing economic crisis and a surge of the neo-Nazi group Golden Dawn has targeted immigrants.

Audio Story

Serbia's Exit festival retains its activist roots

03/08/2012

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While Exit is largely known as a four-day music festival, it also retains its activist roots and continues to promote progressive ideas.

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