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Analysts say authorities have failed to design a coherent counter-terrorism policy. -
NGOs warn that forcing Somalis to return home would contravene international law. -
Despite talk of a mass walk-out, African Union members are not united in opposing the international court, experts say. -
Government is under obligation to arrest suspect wanted for bribing witnesses, they say. -
Judges unseal arrest warrant for journalist accused of influencing witnesses in case against deputy president.
10 Nov 05
Yugoslav authorities have arrested five Serbian paramilitaries, accusing them of working for the French secret services to assassinate President Milosevic.
10 Nov 05
France has dismissed Serbian claims of a French plot to kill Slobodan Milosevic. They may find it harder to explain their links with some of the alleged assassins arrested this week. For there is really is a French connection.
10 Nov 05
The arrest of five mercenaries allegedly hired by France to kill Slobodan Milosevic has triggered a flood of bizarre allegations intended to shift the blame for Belgrade's misdeeds onto the backs of the alleged 'assassins'.
25 Oct 05
After investigating fraud claims for 10 days, election officials announce nearly 80 per cent of voters supported the document.
17 Oct 05
Mixed outcome emerges in Sunni Arab areas, with some saying a resounding “no” to the constitution, but many others a qualified “yes”.
30 Sep 05
Long-awaited abolition of conscript army designed to bring Bucharest into line with its new NATO partners.
16 Sep 05
Striking farmers have built a tent village outside Sarajevo in protest against the regional free trade deals that they say are ruining them.
6 Sep 05
Serbian doomsayers ignore positive developments across the region.
6 Sep 05
Economists and opposition deputies are unconvinced by prime minister's choice of ministers to lead the country out of poverty.
6 Sep 05
Premier's campaign against popular federal bank governor marks final break-up of reformist camp.
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