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| Serbia's government is mulling buying back U.S. Steel Corp's underperforming Serbian unit, a senior government official said, potentially averting huge job losses but straining the budget of the struggling Balkan country. |
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| Police are searching a highly conservative Bosnian Muslim village looking for evidence related to an attack on the U.S. embassy in Sarajevo last October. |
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| Four years after the EU's biggest-ever police mission came to Kosovo it has not indicted any top suspects on organised crime, posing questions about its work and the integrity of Kosovo's leaders. |
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| The provincial superior of the Franciscan Sisters of Christ the King in Bosnia and Herzegovina is reporting increased hostility towards nuns. Sister Ivanka Mihaljevic told Aid to the Church in Need that some businessmen are refusing to sell nuns bread. |
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Last year Croatia's budget deficit exceeded five percent of gross domestic product, the highest level in eight years. This year the small Adriatic country of 4.3 million tentatively sees the gap at around 3.5 percent of GDP and to cover it the government may combine issuing debt and selling non-strategic assets in the banking and insurance industry.
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| Serbia will probably hold parliamentary elections on May 6 after the ruling coalition completes its four-year term in office, Vecernje Novosti reported, citing Parliament Speaker Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic. |
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