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Belgrade Scraps UN Resolution on Kosovo

08 September 2010 |

Tadic and Ashton at a meeting in Brussels Serbia’s controversial draft resolution on Kosovo has been dropped, a day before it was due to be submitted to the United Nations General Assembly.



Macedonia Parliamentary Changes 'Will Improve EC Report'
07 September 2010 | Sinisa Jakov Marusic

The European Commission's next report on Macedonia will be boosted after the parliament voted to adopt new ways of working, the EC's office in Macedonia has said.

Memic et al: Trial for Trusina Crimes Begins
08 September 2010 |

At the beginning of the trial of six indictees charged with crimes against Croats in Trusina, Konjic municipality, the State Prosecution announced it would examine 117 witnesses.



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Belgrade Scraps UN Resolution on Kosovo

| 08 September 2010
Tadic and Ashton at a meeting in Brussels
Tadic and Ashton at a meeting in Brussels 

Serbia’s controversial draft resolution on Kosovo has been dropped, a day before it was due to be submitted to the United Nations General Assembly.




Kosovo FM: Serbia’s UN Resolution ‘A Threat to Stablity’

| 08 September 2010

Serbia’s draft resolution to the United Nations is "a threat to the stability of the Balkans", Kosovo’s foreign minister, Skender Hyseni, has warned.


Macedonian Journalists Stage “Uprising”

Skopje | 08 September 2010

Macedonian journalists have staged a symbolic protest on the country’s Independence Day to raise public awareness about their eroding freedoms and poor working conditions.


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Belgrade Scraps UN Resolution on Kosovo

| 08 September 2010 |
Tadic and Ashton at a meeting in Brussels
Tadic and Ashton at a meeting in Brussels

Serbia’s controversial draft resolution on Kosovo has been dropped, a day before it was due to be submitted to the United Nations General Assembly.

Kosovo FM: Serbia’s UN Resolution ‘A Threat to Stablity’

| 08 September 2010 |
Skender Hyseni at the UN Security Council
Skender Hyseni at the UN Security Council

Serbia’s draft resolution to the United Nations is "a threat to the stability of the Balkans", Kosovo’s foreign minister, Skender Hyseni, has warned.


Macedonian Journalists Stage “Uprising”

Skopje | 08 September 2010 |

Macedonian journalists have staged a symbolic protest on the country’s Independence Day to raise public awareness about their eroding freedoms and poor working conditions.

Kosovo Dismisses Mitrovica 'Attack' Reports

Pristina | 08 September 2010 | Petrit Collaku
Mitrovica
Mitrovica

Kosovo’s government has dismissed reports a Serb police commander has ordered his officers to attack Kosovo's special police if they appear in Serb-controlled areas in northern Mitrovica.

 

Karadzic: Timetable Proposal 'a Health Threat'

| 08 September 2010 |
Radovan Karadzic
Radovan Karadzic

Radovan Karadzic has asked the Hague Tribunal not to implement a proposal to increase his trial to five days a week, saying the move would pose a threat to his health.

Doctors and Nurses 'Deserting Bulgaria'

Sofia | 08 September 2010 | Boryana Dzhambazova
Sofia
Sofia

An increasing number of doctors and nurses are leaving Bulgaria to seek better jobs abroad, local observers have said.

 

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.