 "As far as Kosovo is concerned, I don't believe anything has changed," Russian Ambassador to Belgrade Aleksandr Konuzin said on Wednesday. [UN file photo] |
Latest News
28/08/2008
- Russia to keep supporting Serbia on Kosovo issue, ambassador says
- Albanians, Serbs clash in divided town of Mitrovica
- Advisers to Cypriot leaders fail to agree on new crossing point
- Hague tribunal charges former spokeswoman with contempt of court
- US denies Rice's possible initiative on Macedonia's name dispute
- Norway prosecutes Bosnian Muslim for war crimes
Most PopularRecent Features
Albania to abolish conscription by 2010
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Athens, Skopje trade accusations over deadlocked name talks26/08/2008
Olympics: Croatia's Vlasic sets sights on gold21/08/2008
Zannier says UNMIK will not completely leave Kosovo, denies advocating separate Serb police21/08/2008
EU suspends farm aid to Romania21/08/2008
Russian recognition of Georgian provinces prompts widespread condemnation
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Forest fires ravage Macedonia27/08/2008
Athens, Skopje trade accusations over deadlocked name talks26/08/2008
Awards, actor Kevin Spacey close the 14th Sarajevo Film Festival26/08/2008
OSCE, UNDP try to shrink BiH's stockpile of surplus and illegal weapons25/08/2008
Features
EU officials see risk of Ukraine becoming Russia's next target
28/08/2008
Several EU officials voiced concern Wednesday that Russia could be considering further military actions against other former Soviet republics, particularly Ukraine.
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Kosovo seeks Arab states' recognition
28/08/2008
Kosovo is seeking diplomatic recognition from Arab states, partly by making a case for cultural affinity.
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In Croatia, dial 112 for emergency
28/08/2008
Replacing an older system involving separate call centres and multiple numbers, Croatia now has a single number to call when quick help is needed.
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Reportage
Size of grey economy remains high in Bulgaria, Romania
25/08/2008
Analysts have urged policy makers in Bulgaria and Romania to take measures that will encourage more people in their countries to join the formal economy.
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Regional Roundups
Culture and Sports: Statue of Marcus Aurelius unearthed in Turkey
27/08/2008
Archaeologists discovered a marble statue of Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius in Turkey. Also in the news: a new statue honours reggae legend Bob Marley in Serbia, and a Croatian movie receives the Sarajevo Film Festival's top award.
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Diplomatic Diary: Serbian minister for Kosovo, UNMIK chief discuss Serbs in KPS
26/08/2008
Serbia's Goran Bogdanovic told UNMIK head Lamberto Zannier that placing Serbs under KPS command would amount to recognising Kosovo's independence. Also this week: Iceland's prime minister visits Albania.
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Science and Technology: Organ transplants in Greece on the rise
25/08/2008
Greece is seeing a 110% rise in organ transplants year on year. Also in the news: About 2,000 Romanians own property on the moon, and Serbian hackers attacked the official website of Pristina.
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Business: Croatian shops are expected to extend summer work hours
22/08/2008
Retailers are expected to stay open till midnight in Croatia. Also in business news this week: Turkey's administrative court suspends the privatisation of several highways and bridges, and vehicle sales in Romania rose by 2.3%.
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Special Reports
Blog review
Gold eludes Serbia at Beijing Olympics
25/08/2008
For the most part, Serbian athletes were not able to turn their potential into Olympic medals, and bloggers are asking why.
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