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RSSLeaders of the European Club Association said they were running out of patience with FIFA, the governing body, and demanded a greater voice in decision-making. “I wouldn’t say we are at war because the clubs are very patient, but we have a limit,”..
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A report accusing Kosovo’s political leaders of organ-trafficking has sent shockwaves around Europe and, as the BBC’s Central Europe correspondent Nick...
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The refugee question is of paramount importance in Balkans - still. Beginning 1991, political upheavals – such as the breakup of Yugoslavia – displaced millions of...
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As Lisbon Treaty seems to come into force also the enlargement process in the Western Balkans got new boost. On 14 October 2009 the Commission adopted its annual...
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A row has started between India and Albania over where Mother Teresa’s remains should be buried. Albania demanded the return of the last remains of the Nobel...
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India has rejected a demand by the Albanian government for the return of the remains of Nobel laureate Mother Teresa, buried in the city of Calcutta.
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It was only after her trafficker sealed her mouth with electrical tape, drugged her and threatened to kill her family that the childlike woman, now 27, says she...
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Market economy and free trade are the prevailing trend in today’s developed countries. One drastic phenomenon of its darker side is known as “medical apartheid”...
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The internal report shows that a project of World Bank in southern Albania led to the destruction and destitution of a powerless village Jale in 2007. The report,...
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The sworn virgin was a social necessity in an agrarian region plagued by war and death. If the family patriarch died with no male heirs, unmarried women in the family...
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Accidents happen. But when a factory has inexperienced villagers prying apart thousands of artillery shells a day with metal rods and their bare hands, it is hard to...
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NATO is set to take in two new members, Croatia and Albania, but alliance leaders on Wednesday sidestepped a confrontation with Russia by leaving Ukraine and Georgia...
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Membership of NATO remains a goal for most of the countries that once comprised the former Yugoslavia. Till now, Slovenia is the only country which has been invited to...
made popular Mar 20 2008
Rioting has been rocking the northern half of Mitrovica, the Republic of Kosovo’s most divided town. The River Ibar is the demarcation line over which an...
made popular Mar 17 2008
Division of a nation is always a nightmare for its people. Every now and then, it’s ended in a bitter rivalry that centuries even failed to bridge. The same dark...
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