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05/06/2008 Serbia has not shown progress in co-operating with The Hague over the past six months, UN tribunal Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz says. [Getty Images] |
News
05/06/2008
- Brammertz says Serbia not doing enough to arrest war crimes fugitives
- BiH parliament rejects motion to dismiss foreign minister, others
- BiH's Spiric authorised to sign SAA
- Macedonia blocks Greek KFOR troops at border
- Turkish Constitutional Court expected to rule on headscarf case Thursday
- Swoboda: Croatia to join EU in 2011 at the earliest
- Topalli says Albanian parliament will lift Mediu's immunity
- Mitrovica mayor urges implementation of Ahtisaari plan
- Serbia's DSS again questions validity of SAA
- UN secretary-general sees chances to resolve Cyprus issue
- Another killing spree in BiH leaves three dead
Features
Albania, Cyprus, Montenegro on US human trafficking watch list
05/06/2008
Croatia and Macedonia are the only Balkan countries whose governments fully comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of human trafficking, according to a new US State Department report.
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EULEX facing numerous hurdles ahead of scheduled deployment
05/06/2008
An EU mission is supposed to take over from UNMIK on June 15th, but officials now say this may not happen as planned.
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EULEX commander visits Serb enclave
05/06/2008
EULEX commander Yves de Kermabon called his visit to a Kosovo Serb enclave "very fruitful".
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Tito's birthday, then and now
30/05/2008
It's a far cry from the mass festivities of the past. But each year on May 25th, people still gather at Tito's tomb and in his hometown to commemorate the late communist leader.
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Roundup
Culture and Sports: Pelendritou breaks 100m breaststroke Paralympic record
04/06/2008
A Cypriot swimming gold medalist breaks another Paralympic record. Also in the news: the Sibiu International Theatre Festival opens in Romania, and the 21st International Classical Guitar Festival begins in Bulgaria.
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Reportage
Pipeline deal highlights Greece's complex regional role
02/06/2008
Greeks often feel their country's prominence in the region does not translate into diplomatic clout. The quest for influence may be one of the key factors behind the administration's decision to join South Stream.
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