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| Can one of the world's more abstruse diplomatic disputes finally be resolved with the election of a man widely seen as an unyielding Balkan nationalist? If senior foreign ministry officials in Athens are to be believed following the emphatic re-election of Macedonia's Nikola Gruevski, the answer is a resounding yes. |
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| About 10 people were wounded in an overnight shootout between supporters of rival ethnic Albanian political parties in north-western Macedonia, a Macedonian police source said on Friday. |
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| It was the second verdict within a few months to anger Serbs, who already see the ICTY as an instrument of political pressure. In April, the court released the former Kosovo Albanian premier and rebel commander, Ramush Haradinaj, owing to a lack of evidence. |
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| United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon overstepped his authority by scaling back the United Nations mission in Kosovo, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said in an interview published on Thursday |
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| Serbian President Boris Tadic says he has informed the head of the United Nations that any changes to the size or role of the U.N. mission in Kosovo requires a Security Council resolution and Serbian approval. |
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| Despite a period of limbo in the first months of the year due to presidential and parliamentary elections and a slowdown in foreign direct investment -- seen as vital to finance the current account deficit and bolster growth -- the performance in January-March was the second strongest in the past three years. |
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