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BiH embraces adventure tourism
Mt Vranica in central Bosnia offers wide opportunities to tourists. [Bedrana Kaletovic/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012
BiH embraces adventure tourism
Prokoshko Lake in central BiH is gaining popularity among adventure tourists. [Bedrana Kaletovic/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012
Crisis-hit Greek families seek help for their children
Hamogelo tou Paidiou in Kareas cares for children while their parents look for work. [Courtesy of Hamogelo tou Paidiou]
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Uploaded on Jan 27, 2012
In Istanbul, music to strike a healing note
Professor Rahmi Oruc Guvenc founded Tumata, the Group for Research and Promotion of Turkish Music, in 1976. [Cigdem Bugdayci/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 26, 2012
Municipalities take a new role in economic development in Macedonia
Foreign investors in Macedonian municipalities such as Petrovec, where Euroitalia is building...
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Uploaded on Jan 24, 2012
Risky Business: investing in Greece, but there are takers
Thracean Gold Mining General Manager George Markopoulos, with a map of his company’s holdings in Greece. [Andy Dabilis/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 23, 2012
Croatians vote "Yes" despite low voter turnout
Almost 2 million Croatians voted for the country's EU membership on Sunday (January 22nd). [Petar Kos/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 23, 2012
Croatians vote "Yes" despite low voter turnout
About 44% of voters took part in referendum in Croatia and abroad. [Petar Kos/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 23, 2012
Serbia's Veljovic emphasises need for regional police co-operation
Police Director Milorad Veljovic says Serbian police "have very good co-operation in the region and beyond." [Nikola Barbutov/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 23, 2012
Serbs support for EU accession declines
According to the recent European Integration Office poll, 51% of Serbia’s population supports the country's EU accession. [Nikola Barbutov/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012
Kosovo buckles down to become visa-free
"Whether, and how soon, citizens obtain the privilege of visa-free travel will depend entirely on...
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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012
Bloggers question Bucharest protest impact
Healthcare reform protestors in downtown Bucharest are upset their event is hijacked by others. [Gabriel Petresku/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012
Greek pharmacists swallow bitter pill
Fotini Dimitropoulou helps a customer who had to pay out of pocket before pharmacists began accepting state insurance again. [Andy Dablis/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 20, 2012
Balkan economies confront the global crisis
There is concern about financial prospects across the Balkans again this year. [Laura Hasani/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 20, 2012
Legal rulings are adrift in Albania
Albania's Council of Ministers in a session. [Ben Andoni/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 19, 2012
Kosovo, a crossroad for language
Prizren, Western Kosovo, is a linguistic mini-universe. [Laura Hasani/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 19, 2012
Highjacked protests in Bucharest distort democracy
Peaceful protests turned into violent clashes in Bucharest on Sunday (January 15th). [Gabriel Petrescu/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 17, 2012
Highjacked protests in Bucharest distort democracy
The 4th day of anti-government protests in Bucharest. [Gabriel Petrescu/SETimes]
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Uploaded on Jan 17, 2012
