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19/03/2010News
19/03/2010
- Greece urges EU to agree on aid mechanism
- Kosovo police assume protection of Serbian monument
- EU's Fuele urges Western Balkans to continue reforms
- No signs of consensus in Albanian parliament
- Cypriot president says no re-election bid if talks fail
- Turkish police make more Ergenekon-related arrests
- Bulgaria appoints new EU funds minister
- Bulgarian parliament adopts GMO ban
- Serbia's Tadic discusses Brdo summit with Pahor
- OHR to close office in Mostar
- Croatian government backs revised anti-corruption plan
- Romanian teachers to strike
- BiH sentences ex-policeman for war crimes
- Bomb damages Athens office of far-right group
Features
KFOR commander: "There will be no security vacuum in Kosovo"
19/03/2010
While Kosovo institutions are handling more responsibilities, KFOR remains committed to providing a safe environment. No premature steps will be taken, Genreal Markus Bentler told SETimes.
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Bloggers wonder: does human life have a price?
19/03/2010
The decision to pay 250,000 euros in damages to the family of murdered Serbian President Ivan Stambolic takes bloggers back to the brutality and repression of the Milosevic regime.
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Roundup
Business: Turkey anticipates economic growth
19/03/2010
Turkey's economy minister predicts GDP will rise more than 3.5% this year. Also in business news: the EC approves Bulgaria's stability programme, Croatia plans to invest in a wind energy plant and Serbia signs a deal with an Austria firm on a bridge construction project.
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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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