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Fifth international conference on smes opens
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Reporting by Clive Leviev-Sawyer of The Sofia Echo and by the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network. Events in the unfolding saga of the future of Kosovo ...
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Dinkic stressed that economies of the Balkan countries are developing thanks to the shift to market economy and benefits of the EU integration process. ...
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 Aljazeera.net | Polls close in Australia's populous eastern states Reuters - SYDNEY (Reuters) - Polls in Australia's most populous eastern states closed on Saturday with conservative Prime Minister John Howard hoping a late surge in voter support would help save him from defeat after 11 years in power. Australians head to polls with a new face in mind Labor Leads in Australian Election, Exit Poll Says (Update2) |
 Canada.com | 154 safe after ship hits ice, sinks in Antarctic Los Angeles Times - AP EXPLORER: The Liberian-flagged cruise ship is seen sinking after it hit an object in Antartic waters, some 880 kilometers southeast of Ushuaia. Crippled cruise ship sinks off Antarctica Antarctic liner sinks; all on tour rescued |
 Twin Falls Times-News | Former Pakistani Premier to Try Again to End Exile New York Times - By JANE PERLEZ ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Nov. 23 - The leader of a major opposition party, Nawaz Sharif, will return home on Sunday from exile in Saudi Arabia, forcing a new confrontation with Pakistan’s embattled president, Gen. Sharif set to return to Pakistan Pakistan's Former Premier Sharif Plans to Return Tomorrow |
 BBC News | Lebanon presidency empty amid crisis Los Angeles Times - Pro-Syrian Emile Lahoud steps down, but a vote on a successor is put off. Rival claims to power are advanced. By Borzou Daragahi and Raed Rafei, Special to The Times BEIRUT -- Lebanon's shaky government veered into uncertain political terrain as ... Lebanese President Lahoud Hands Security to Army, Leaves Palace Uneasy calm in Lebanon hit by new crisis |
 Canada.com | Cautious Sarkozy survives round one of fight for change Guardian Unlimited - In the 5am darkness outside a bus depot in southern Paris the diehard 20-man picket-line stood warming their hands by a makeshift fire, contemplating the future of France. French transport strike ends French Support President in National Labor Strikes |
 Philadelphia Inquirer | Courthouse Bombings Strike 3 Indian Cities New York Times - By AMELIA GENTLEMAN NEW DELHI, Nov. 23 - At least 13 people were killed and more than 60 were wounded Friday in a series of nearly simultaneous bomb blasts outside courthouses in three cities in northern India, the authorities said. Indian Police Release Sketches of Suspects in Court Blasts Blasts Hit Three Northern Indian Cities |
 BBC News | Eyes Will Be on Bush At Talks on Mideast Washington Post - By Glenn Kessler and Michael Abramowitz When the Middle East peace conference kicks off Tuesday in Annapolis, President Bush will deliver the opening speech and also conduct three rounds of personal diplomacy with Israeli and Palestinian leaders. Arab League ministers agree to attend conference Mideast Conference Holds Risks for Bush |
 Boston Globe | Suicide Attacks Target Pakistani Military in Rawalpindi Voice of America - By Barry Newhouse Two suicide bombers in Pakistan have killed at least 20 people and wounded many more in separate blasts on military targets in Rawalpindi. Two Suicide Attacks Kill 16 People in Pakistan (Update1) 2 suicide bombers strike near Pakistan security force bases ... |
 CBS News | Philippine army calls ceasefire for typhoon relief Reuters - MANILA, Nov 24 (Reuters) - The Philippine military suspended offensive operations against communist rebels on Saturday to free up troops for relief operations after a powerful typhoon. Storm Roars Toward Northern Philippines Philippine president orders evacuations owing to typhoon |
 Ha'aretz | Notebook: Iran's Rhetoric Clear CBS News - This week at a nuclear conference in Tehran, Iran’s new chief nuclear negotiator Sayeed Jalili said, “Nuclear weapons are inhuman and unacceptable. Iran: Allegations About Nuclear Program 'Baseless' Iran warns sanctions talk may halt nuclear cooperation |
 Philadelphia Inquirer | Perugia Murder: Tests Confirm New Suspect Had Sex With Victim ABC News - By CARLA RUMOR Forensic tests carried out by the Italian police confirm that Rudy Herman Guede, the man detained in Germany in connection with the murder of British student Meredith Kercher, had sex with her the night she was killed. Suspect 'had sex with Meredith' Suspect accused of killing UW student's roommate in Italy |
 Viet Nam News | Myanmar's dirty hand International Herald Tribune - By Andy Mukherjee Bloomberg News The countries of Southeast Asia are embarking on an exciting new journey; it's a pity they are going to be slowed down by extra baggage that they ought never to have agreed to carry: Myanmar. Asean, EU Leaders Vow To Speed Up Trade Deal EU and ASEAN call for Myanmar democracy |
 Turkish Press | China struggles to identify landslide victims Reuters UK - BEIJING (Reuters) - The bodies of 31 victims of a landslide in central China are so badly crushed that DNA samples may be needed to identify them, state media reported on Saturday. Workers find bus in landslide rubble 29 Bodies Pulled From China Landslide |
 Enews 2.0 | New Polish premier pledges Iraq pullout Los Angeles Times - Donald Tusk says he will withdraw all troops in 2008 and consult neighbors on a proposed US missile defense system. By Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer WARSAW -- Signaling a rapid about-face after last month's parliamentary elections, ... New Polish premier vows to end deployment in Iraq New Polish prime minister to loosen ties with US |
 PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) | Putin Pushes for Huge Victory Wall Street Journal - By ANDREW OSBORN MOSCOW -- Even though the party he backs has a commanding lead in polls, President Vladimir Putin has stepped up his campaigning to an unprecedented level, delivering his most strongly worded speech to date. Putin's flawed democracy fuels apathy Russia poll forecast suggests 4 party parliament |
 Vancouver Sun | Baghdad blast kills at least 13 Los Angeles Times - Karim Kadim / AP FATAL BLAST: A woman passes scattered items and a destroyed stall at a Baghdad pet market targeted by an insurgent bomb attack today. Baghdad shaken by uptick in violence Bomb kills 13 at Iraqi animal market |
 Gulf Times | Zimbabweans Ponder Legacy Of Former Rhodesian Premier Smith Voice of America - By Ndimyake Mwakalyelye The news of the death of former Rhodesian prime minister Ian Smith earlier this week in Cape Town, South Africa, took many Zimbabweans back to another era. |
 Alalam News Network | France's Chirac Under Investigation TIME - For much of his 12-years in office, former French President Jacques Chirac successfully brushed off press allegations and legal inquiries into suspected corruption during his earlier reign as mayor of Paris by citing constitutional immunity. Judge Places Chirac Under Investigation France's Chirac targeted in corruption probe |
 PRESS TV | Sri Lanka military say sea clash kills 17 rebels Reuters - COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan navy killed 17 Tamil Tigers and damaged seven rebel boats in a sea clashes in the north west of the island, the military said on Friday, as renewed civil war escalates. Military: Fighting kills 17 Tamil rebels in northern Sri Lanka Sri Lankan Forces Repel Rebel Seaborne Raids on Bases in North |
 Earthtimes | Defence secretary hits back at admiral's criticism Guardian Unlimited - The defence secretary, Des Browne, hit back today at former defence chiefs who accused the government of treating the armed forces "with contempt", as a war of words over the issue became increasingly personal. It wasn’ta mini-coup, just sheer coincidence, defence chiefs say Brown: I have nothing but praise for armed forces |
