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10/06/2009News
10/06/2009
- EU, NATO integration are Montenegro's top priorities
- Macedonian president replaces intelligence agency chief
- Bosnian Serbs defy High Representative Inzko
- Hague trial resumes against Stanisic, Simatovic
- Turkish prosecutors seek dismissal of Gul's case
- Romanian coalition partners clash over EU nominee
- ECHR rules against Turkey in landmark case
- Romanian court upholds travel ban on Becali
- OSCE urges better political climate in Albania
- US urges progress in Turkey-Armenia reconciliation process
- International advisers concerned over Bulgaria's corruption
Features
Army protected Mladic, ex-bodyguard says
10/06/2009
With 50 men assigned to protect him, Ratko Mladic was able to enjoy football matches and restaurants in Belgrade, his former security chief testified in court.
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Kosovo Serbs protest new customs regulation
10/06/2009
EULEX and KFOR continue to monitor the protest situation in northern Kosovo, where local Serbs gathered in the streets to rally against a new customs order.
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The changes and challenges of Turkey's foreign policy
10/06/2009
Speculation mounts as to whether Turkey's new Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu will follow a neo-Ottoman or pro-EU policy.
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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
Culture and Sports: Albania honours Italian singer
10/06/2009
Albania honoured Italian singer Al Bano with the "Mother Teresa" award. Also in cultural news: a Romanian tennis player wins at doubles in the 2009 French Open, and Pristina is marking the 10th anniversary of NATO troops in Kosovo.
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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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