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Bosnia Is Turning Me Into a Feminist

01 September 2010 | By Jessie Hronesova

No one ever said it would be easy to work as a female researcher in a patriarchal society, which Bosnia certainly is, especially in rural areas. 



Honduras Recognises Kosovo’s Independence
03 September 2010 | Lawrence Marzouk

The Central American state of Honduras has formally recognised Kosovo’s independence.

FM: Macedonian Delegation to Meet “Name” Mediator
02 September 2010 | Sinisa Jakov Marusic

UN mediator Matthew Nimetz is to meet Macedonia's delegation to the UN General Assembly in September to discuss the "name row" with Greece, Macedonia's Foreign Minister has confirmed.

Week ahead: Trials for Trusina and Doboj Crimes Begin
03 September 2010 |

The trials of seven indictees charged with crimes committed in the Konjic and Doboj area are due to begin before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina next week.



Macedonia Press Review – November 9

Skopje | 09 November 2009 | Sinisa-Jakov Marusic
 
Macedonia Press
Macedonia Press
Here are the top stories in Macedonia’s main newspapers. Balkan Insight has not verified the reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy.

DNEVNIK
Although the meeting between Macedonian and Greek Prome Ministers, Nikola Gruevski and George Papandreou was seen as “breaking the ice”, the days that followed do not support optimism, the daily cites unnamed Macedonian diplomats saying.

UTRINSKI VESNIK
In only one day 20 people were diagnosed with swine flu in Macedonia, the authorities say. People are advised to acquire masks if visiting a doctor.

VREME
Every third person in Macedonia is going to get swine flu, the daily reports. The new flu is rapidly spreading throughout the country. There were some 40 new cases reported over the weekend which raised the number of infected to 100.



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Anyone who drives in central Belgrade will have come across young Roma windscreen washers. Gordana Andric spend some time talking to the boys about their life at the traffic lights.


Bulgaria’s tourist industry is expected to gain 6.5 billion lev (€3.25 billion) this year, the chairman of the Bulgarian Tourist Chamber has said.


Pristina’s Ulpiana neighbourhood, mostly comprising Yugoslav-era apartment blocks, is now home to an eye catching eight-storey building corresponding to current architectural trends and standards.



There have been several incarnations of Ana 4 Pistolja (Ana 4 Guns) over the last few years, so the name is already very familiar to those that are in the know as far as Belgrade’s nightlife is concerned.


Set in wartime Thessaloniki and centring on a Greek police officer’s complicated dilemmas and intrigues, this is a fast-paced, gripping story of secrets and betrayal.


Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek, collectively The Doors, carved out an LSD fuelled niche in late 60s American Pop Culture. Director Tom DiCillo explores the mysteries, big and small, that walk hand in hand with the most notorious rock band in American history.