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02/07/2009News
02/07/2009
- Albanian election results stall
- Karadzic trial won't start before September
- Macedonia smashes immigration network
- Strong earthquake rattles Crete
- Bosnian police officer arrested
- Watchdog rates democratic development in Balkans
- Tadic criticises Kosovo elections
- Grenade kills man in Novi Sad
- Croatia, Serbia, BiH prosecutors to work together
- Greek media stage strike
Features
Croatia's Sanader calls it quits
02/07/2009
In a surprise move, Prime Minister Ivo Sanader said he is leaving politics for personal reasons.
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No big winner expected in Bulgarian vote
02/07/2009
Up to 60% of voters are expected to hit the polls in Sunday's parliamentary elections. The vote is widely expected to produce the most fragmented legislature in the past 20 years.
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Customers outraged at Serbian banks; lawsuit looms
02/07/2009
The climate in Serbia's banking sector is heating up, placing bankers on thin ice.
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Highway brings pride, at a price
26/06/2009
Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha heads into Sunday's election with another milestone to his government's credit -- a newly completed section of the highway linking Durres with Kosovo. Bloggers, however, raise questions about the timing and cost.
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Roundup
Culture and Society: Romanian takes Chess Cup
01/07/2009
Romania's chess master Nisipeanu wins in France. Also in cultural news: Albanian writer Kadare is awarded the 2009 Asturias Literature Prize, and the Turkish government honours historian Kemal Karpat.
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Reportage
Report: "negative trends" in Balkan media freedom
29/06/2009
Freedom of the press spiraled down across the globe last year, according to a recent report, with Eastern Europe seeing the steepest decline.
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