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20/11/2012

Features

Region mulls impact of Gotovina acquittal

20/11/2012

The surprise acquittal of two former Croatian generals in The Hague raises questions on the potential impact on other trials.

Doctors in Macedonia demand health sector changes

20/11/2012

Macedonia's health minister refuses to negotiate with the doctors on strike.

Symbol of Muslim return to Banja Luka being rebuilt

20/11/2012

Rebuilding the Banja Luka mosque signals renewed religious tolerance and co-existence in the community.

Deported Roma children face challenges in Kosovo

20/11/2012

Education is seen as key to reintegration of repatriated Roma, but is complicated by extreme poverty and language barriers.

Bloggers voice anger over monument devastation

17/11/2012

Bloggers argue against construction at Banja Luka's Kastel fortress as well as other historical monuments.

Roundup

Greece sells treasury bills to repay debt

14/11/2012

Eurozone finance ministers will decide on the next 32.6 billion-euro tranche of the international bailout for Greece next week. Also in business news: The biggest corporate energy spenders in the Balkans are Macedonia and Montenegro; and Cyprus launched a fresh round of talks with potential international lenders at the EU, European Central Bank and the IMF.

Reportage

Region needs to act on growing obesity, experts say

19/11/2012

The global obesity pandemic is sweeping through Southeast Europe, experts warn, pointing to lack of physical activity and poor diet as the main culprits.

Photo Essay

The tragedy of Syria’s war wounded

22/10/2012

Audio Story

Balkan countries join effort in battle against human trafficking

15/11/2012

At a recent regional initiative, volunteers handed out leaflets and posters reading, "Human beings do not have a price," aiming to reach the entire region with its message.