H E A D L I N E S Archives
Croatia's Prime Minister Abruptly Resigns AP, July 01, 2009
He insisted that the growing economic crisis and Croatia's deadlocked membership negotiations with the European Union didn't affect his decision.
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Croatia PM quits, hints at EU frustration AFP, July 01, 2009
Croatia's Prime Minister Ivo Sanader resigned and quit politics on Wednesday, hinting at frustration with his country's delayed EU membership bid as a reason for the shock announcement.
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Kosovo's original sin Welt Online (Germany), June 30, 2009
These missing persons disappeared after the conflict, on NATO’s and the United Nations’ watch. Most were Serb civilians. Relatives of most report that they were abducted.
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EU aiming to lift travel restrictions on Serbs in 2010 Euractiv, June 30, 2009
The European Commission will "in a matter of weeks" propose to lift visa restrictions on Serb citizens with a view to adopting the new provisions in 2010, the head of the EU delegation in Belgrade has told journalists.
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German police officers to patrol Croatian tourist hot spots DPA, June 30, 2009
Two German police officers are to patrol the Istrian peninsula alongside their Croatian colleagues during the months of July and August, at the peak of the tourist season. They are to offer advice to German tourists, alongside police officers of other nationalities operating in Croatia.
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Bulgaria releases ex-Kosovo PM Agim Ceku: court AFP, June 25, 2009
Serbia's claim to have him extradited was meanwhile backed Thursday by Amnesty International that "called upon the Bulgarian authorities to extradite promptly Agim Ceku to Serbia... to face trial on war crimes charges."
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O T H E R     N E W S Archives
•Albanian hit men on hire in London for £5,000
•Judge recalls time in war-torn Kosovo
•Croatian 'Hate' Site Linked To Edmonton
•Lest We Believe Mainstream Nazism be Dead
•US evangelists 'join campaign to keep Kosovo within Serbia'
•Catholics feel threat from Muslims, Bosnian government, says cardinal
•Terrorists recruiting 'white Muslims'
•U-S, European intelligence agencies hunt for terrorists in Bosnia
   
STUDIES,  OPINIONS   AND   COMMENTARY Archives
•Nobel Peace Prize for War
•Does Balkanization Beckon Anew?
•Fundamentalist Islam Finds Fertile Ground in Bosnia
•Clinton unlikely to change course on intervention
•Nazis Rock on in Croatia
•Politically, historically and legally Kosovo-Metohija is and will remain part of Serbia
•Kosovo - "Supervised Independence" Condemned by Belgrade
•Clinton And The Kosovo Whopper
   
 
"No nation is fit to sit in judgment on any other nation."
Woodrow Wilson, 1915
CPB Poll
Thanks to a rather absurd move by the Bosnian Muslim officials in the Bosnian capital, Sarajevo, Santa will not being coming down the chimneys of public schools this year. This decision, supported by the Islamic community and the nationalist Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) party, has banned Santa from his usual pre-New Year's rounds to Bosnian nursery schools and kindergartens to hand out gifts to children. Do you consider this decision as yet another stain on Sarajevo's once-beautiful multiethnic reputation?


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