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Musings Ahead of February 17

12 February 2009 | By Krenar Gashi

Krenar Gashi The first year after a country declares independence is crucial. Either the country gains momentum, and a clear course of how statehood will work is set, or the opportunity is missed. 


Obama Congratulates Kosovo On Independence
16 February 2009 |

United States President Barack Obama has sent an official note of congratulations to Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu ahead of the first anniversary of Kosovo's February 17, 2008 declaration of independence.

Obama Congratulates Kosovo On Independence
16 February 2009 |

United States President Barack Obama has sent an official note of congratulations to Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu ahead of the first anniversary of Kosovo's February 17, 2008 declaration of independence.

Indictment against Golubovic confirmed
16 February 2009 |

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina confirms the indictment against Blagoje Golubovic for crimes committed in Podkolun village, in Foca Municipality.




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FEATURE: Belgrade’s Secret Passions

By Ljilja Cvekic

13 February 2009 As thoughts turn to the romance of St. Valentine’s Day, we meet Belgrade artisans and shopkeepers whose work is also their passion.

Sex In Serbia 'Still Taboo', Less Under Stress

11 February 2009 Serbs and Croats feel they are not having enough sex and think that cheating on their long-term partners could have a positive impact in reviving a relationship, showed a survey by the Bayer Schering pharmaceutical company.

Belgrade to Hunt Illegal Taxi Drivers

11 February 2009 Starting from begining of February, Belgrade police have launched an operation to get illegal taxi drivers off the streets.

Dr Karadzic Cured Me,Says Macedonia Folk Star

10 February 2009 While visiting her husband in the Hague war crimes detention facility, Macedonian folk singer Sonja Tarculovska had her toothache cured with a simple touch from genocide suspect Radovan Karadzic, she told a Macedonian daily.


 
 

As thoughts turn to the romance of St. Valentine’s Day, we meet Belgrade artisans and shopkeepers whose work is also their passion.


This famous hilltop metropolis, once famous for its silver production but long since fallen into ruins, makes for an atmospheric day out.


Despite initial and widespread pessimism about the development of Bulgaria's real estate market in the middle of the global financial crisis, the sector evolved and adjusted to the new realities having escaped the worse case scenario.



Shega A’Mula takes a peak at the run-down condition of Pristina’s once prestigious train station.


Relations between refugees and the host country are rarely easy. Between those who offer - and those who receive - hospitality, there so often seems to grow up a barely veiled hostility in which mutual incomprehension and disappointed expectations form principal ingredients.


Photo exhibition ‘Delirium’ of Mimoza Veliu is opened in National gallery in Pristina. The importance of experiencing this artwork is high.