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14/06/2009News
14/06/2009
- Deal on Cyprus crossing point expected soon
- Djukic gets 25 years for war crimes
- DP supporter killed in political quarrel
- Greece, Macedonia to resume talks on name row
- ICTY's Robinson tours Western Balkans
- Serbia denies arrested men were agents
- Life sentences demanded in Turkish wedding massacre
- Bulgarian deputy minister resigns
- Greek policemen to stand trial for killing
- Swine flu cases rise in Romania, Greece
- Serbian police dismantle drug ring
Features
NATO endorses KFOR scale-down
12/06/2009
NATO defence ministers decided on Thursday that, given the improved security situation in Kosovo, the Alliance can begin gradually scaling down its presence on the ground. As a result, a third of KFOR troops could leave the country within months.
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BuskerFest hits the streets of Skopje
12/06/2009
This year's international Buskerfest featured street performers from across the globe.
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Unlikely winners turn up in Romania's EP election
12/06/2009
Critics mock and sympathizers defend President Traian Basescu's daughter, a model who has now won an EP seat.
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Roundup
Business: IKEA to invest in Serbia
12/06/2009
Swedish furniture company IKEA plans to invest 300m euros to build a shopping mall and department store. Also in business news: a Kosovo mobile company gets the green light to operate in Albania.
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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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