Week In Review
Karadzic arrested in Belgrade after 13-year manhunt
22/07/2008
Police in Belgrade arrested Radovan Karadzic, indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Serbian authorities hope the arrest will clear the country's path to the EU.
World's most wanted: Radovan Karadzic
22/07/2008
Radovan Karadzic faces charges of two counts of genocide, five counts of crimes against humanity, three counts of violations of the laws or customs of war, and one count of grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions.
Aegean refugee children attend reunion in Skopje amid controversy
22/07/2008
With Athens and Skopje in sharp disagreement over claims of a Macedonian minority in Greece, more than 6,000 refugees from the Greek civil war gathered to commemorate their exodus and to press for rights.
Driving on autogas: Croatia's new trend
21/07/2008
As crude oil prices soar, Croatian motorists are seeking alternatives to gasoline.
Romanian court says "happy news" bill is unconstitutional
21/07/2008
Romania's constitutional court quashes a bill under which at least 50% of the items on domestic broadcasters' newscasts must be "positive".
Washington sees EU process as key to Turkey's exit from crisis
18/07/2008
US National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley stressed that continuing reforms on the road to EU accession with strengthen Turkey's stability and diplomacy.
Romania's fight against corruption has regressed, report warns
18/07/2008
A newly released report from a European Commission justice expert warns that Romania's struggle against corruption may slump to its 2003 level.
