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08/06/2009News
08/06/2009
- Opposition parties win most EP elections
- DS wins elections in Belgrade
- Serbian defence minister discusses EU integration
- Macedonia's SDSM elects new leaders
- EULEX wants to re-establish border control
- Turkey lifts visa regime for Kosovo citizens
- US, France disagree on Turkey's EU bid
- Greece detains two reporters for illegal entry
- Romania's Geoana resigns from Supreme Defence Council
- Turkey bombs PKK targets in northern Iraq
Features
Cyprus talks at critical stage
08/06/2009
With the clock ticking, both sides face domestic political pressures as they attempt to tackle the thorniest issues in the negotiations process.
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Controversial church relocated
08/06/2009
An Islamic community in BiH has paid to move an Orthodox church, which was built after a mosque was destroyed in 1992.
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Croatian smoking ban sparks debate among bloggers
05/06/2009
As restaurateurs put pressure on the government to reverse the law, bloggers react.
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Roundup
Science and Technology: Turkey to host UFO conference
08/06/2009
The fourth UFO and New Age Congress will be held in Istanbul. Also in science news: The Greek island of Naxos hosted a congress on drinking water, and an ancient mammoth skeleton was unearthed in Serbia.
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Reportage
Biljali: Macedonia's ethnic balance at risk
08/06/2009
Former parliament member Mersel Biljali co-founded the Citizens for European Macedonia initiative and now writes a column for Dnevnik. He spoke to SETimes about interethnic relations, the Macedonia name issue and the road ahead.
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