Headlines
- Turkey takes over UN Security Council's rotating presidency
- Romania's ruling PDL opts for cabinet reshuffle
- Bulgaria says no additional troops to Afghanistan
- Albania's Berisha calls for laws to improve tourism infrastructure
- Albanian government, opposition accuse each other of corruption
- BiH meets last condition for EU visa liberalisation
- Croatia to await EC assessment before deciding on shipyards
- Kosovo awaits recognitions from CARICOM states
- Turkish ship sinks off Romanian coast
![If Sunday's (September 5th) referendum passes, Moldovans will elect their president by popular vote. [Getty Images]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/09/02/PAULphotoHP.jpg "If Sunday's (September 5th) referendum passes, Moldovans will elect their president by popular vote. [Getty Images]")
If Sunday's (September 5th) referendum passes, Moldovans will elect their president by po...
![Sarajevo University students protest in front of the BiH government building. [Getty Images]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/09/02/LJILJANAphotoHP.jpg "Sarajevo University students protest in front of the BiH government building. [Getty Images]")
Sarajevo University students protest in front of the BiH government building. [Getty Imag...
Festival attendees had the chance to try more than 28 brands of beer.
![Romania's parliament moved last month to re-establish the ANI's powers to investigate high-ranking officials. [Getty Images]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/09/01/PAULphotoHP.jpg "Romania's parliament moved last month to re-establish the ANI's powers to investigate high-ranking officials. [Getty Images]")
Romania's parliament moved last month to re-establish the ANI's powers to investigate hig...
![A Wild Boar player shows his moves in Kragujevac. [Milena Petrovic/SETimes]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/09/01/MILENAphotoHP.jpg "A Wild Boar player shows his moves in Kragujevac. [Milena Petrovic/SETimes]")
A Wild Boar player shows his moves in Kragujevac. [Milena Petrovic/SETimes]
![Isa Beg mosque prayer service in Skopje. [Tomislav Georgiev/SETimes]](/cocoon/setimes/images/2010/08/27/BLOGphotoHP.jpg "Isa Beg mosque prayer service in Skopje. [Tomislav Georgiev/SETimes]")
Reportage
2010-08-30 "The past year may have been a watershed year for Turkey in countering the PKK," the US State Department said earlier this month in its Country Reports on Terrorism, while also noting the sharp increase in domestic terrorism in Greece.
2010-09-02 Will changes to the way presidents are elected end Moldova's political crisis?...
2010-09-02 Frustrated by a lack of economic opportunities and an inability to shake up the political status quo, many young people are looking abroad....
2010-09-02 Almost a million people headed to Belgrade to sample different brands of beer, rock out with their favourite bands and have a good time....
Blog review
2010-08-27 The Muslim community's schism continues even during the holy month of Ramadan.
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Key figures
Abdullah Gul, Ante Gotovina, Bamir Topi, Ban Ki-moon, Boris Tadic, Bozidar Djelic, Branimir Glavas, Edi Rama, Emil Boc, Fatmir Sejdiu, George Papandreou, Georgi Parvanov, Gjorge Ivanov, Gordana Djurovic, Haris Silajdzic, Hashim Thaci, Ilir Meta, Ivo Sanader, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, Jose Manuel Barroso, Lamberto Zannier, Lulzim Basha, Matthew Nimetz, Milorad Dodik, Milo Djukanovic, Mircea Geoana, Mirko Cvetkovic, Nicolas Sarkozy, Nikola Gruevski, Nikola Spiric, Oliver Ivanovic, Olli Rehn, Radovan Karadzic, Ramush Haradinaj, Rasim Ljajic, Ratko Mladic, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Sali Berisha, Slobodan Milosevic, Traian Basescu, Valentin Inzko, Vojislav Kostunica, Vojislav Seselj, Vuk Draskovic, Vuk Jeremic, Zeljko Komsic, Zoran Djindjic
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