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Protecting the Moral Fabric of Society

13 April 2010 | By Sinisa-Jakov Marusic

Sinisa-Jakov Marusic By passing an anti-discrimination law that discriminates, Macedonia’s ruling conservatives have abused the whole issue.



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Vatican on Kosovo and Serbian Orthodox Church
13 April 2010 | Bojana Barlovac

Cardinal Walter Kasper, who is a member of the Pontifical Council, said that the Vatican had not recognised Kosovo's independence out of consideration for the Serbian Orthodox Church, SPC.

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Greek Reply to 'Macedonian Chairmanship 2010”
13 April 2010 | Sinisa Jakov Marusic

Athens believes that Skopje will inappropriately use its chairmanship of the Council of Europe, CoE, to promote its position on the name issue, the spokesman of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Gregory Delavekouras, told media on Tuesday.

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Suljo Karajic Sentenced to 18 Years in Prison
13 April 2010 |

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina finds Suljo Karajic guilty of crimes against prisoners-of-war and civilians committed in the Bihac District and sentences him to a unified sentence of 18 years' imprisonment.

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Decentralization of Serbia: Situation, Requirements and Obstacles

 

On February 25th and 26th 2010, a two day conference, ‘Decentralisation of Serbia  – situation, requirements and obstacles’, organised by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) and Centre for Regionalism, a two-day conference was held in the Great Hall of the Novi Sad City Assembly
The topics covered by the conference were:
 
1. Regional Policy of the European Union
 
2. Usage of Pre-accession Funds
 
3. Vojvodina's experience so-far in using pre-accession funds
 
4. Statistical and functional decentralisation in Serbia

 

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Sex I Grad XXVI

A warmth sets the city aglow. - sigh - I love spring, for all the obvious reasons, yes, including the cliches of spring cleaning, new beginnings, and rampaging spring fever.

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Tourism in the Balkans   

Macedonian Tourists Opt for Domestic Destinations

Roughly one third of Macedonians who plan to go on summer vacation this year are opting for a tourist resort in their own country, a survey done by local market research agency Gfk Skopje shows.

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Croatia: Real Estate Agencies Expect Price Drop

A number of real estate agencies in Croatia have indicated that they expect property prices to drop in 2010, the Croatian Times reports.

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Cinema

Cinema is a downtown club  that claims to offer “high class entertainment,” and its reputation is undeniable among those who enjoy spending their free time in the upper echelons of Belgrade nightlife spots.

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Kadare’s The Palace of Dreams to Become Film

Iranian born and New York-based acclaimed artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat told IndieWire in a recent interview that she is working to transform the novel of Albanian writer Ismail Kadare into a movie.

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New Stars of Serbian Film

The 57th Belgrade Documentary and Short Film Festival, showed that Serbian film does not just rely on the spirited acting of talented youngsters or rare good moments in feature films. Three documentaries. “A Star is Born”, “It’s OK, I won...”  and “Edmund in Knezevac”stood out from the selection of some 100 works.

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