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| Britain's foreign secretary urged Serbia on Tuesday not to challenge Kosovo's independence at the U.N. General Assembly, and the Balkan country's president said it is open to a compromise on the resolution. |
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| Croatian forces shelled civilians and torched their homes in a deliberate effort to expel tens of thousands of Serbs during a lightning 1995 campaign to seize back land occupied early in the Balkan wars, U.N. war crimes prosecutors said Monday. |
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| On Thursday, Westerwelle travels to Belgrade, where he will face the tricky task of dissuading Serbia from seeking a new United Nations resolution on the status of Kosovo. |
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| A fugitive convicted of taking part in the assassination of Serbia's Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic seven years ago and several other murders has been extradited from Croatia, Serbia's police said Wednesday. |
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| The government originally planned to have a smaller deficit of 2.6 percent of gross domestic product, but failed to cut spending. Labor unions threatened with strikes over possible cuts in public service salaries and economists have warned against new bank taxes. Kosor faces new elections in 14 months. |
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| More than 8,000 people have registered as candidates for the 265 lawmaker posts in Bosnia's state and regional parliaments, the election commission announced Tuesday. It published the names over 22 pages in daily newspapers. |
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