Montenegro Elections

                   

Life: Going for the gold

pressconnects.com     4 hrs ago   103 related          

An Olympics guide to catch you up By Megan K. Scott • Associated Press Writer • July 24, 2008 What is the "Bird's Nest"? While the Olympics may have been overshadowed by high gas prices and the presidential election, the...                

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Covering Karadzic: A Reporter Remembers

msn.com     yesterday   6 related          

The rise and fall of a genocidal leader Joe Klamar / AFP-Getty Images Bosnian Muslims pray before a cluster of coffins for victims of the 1995 massacre in Srebrenica. By Laura Silber | Newsweek Web Exclusive When I first met...                

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Simon Jenkins: The concept of international justice will be on trial, too

guardian.co.uk     yesterday   5 related          

Serbs will now look to The Hague for a kind of closure, but it is always better for a nation to seek atonement within itself The capture of Radovan Karadzic is unqualified good news. Despite yesterday's queue of Balkan pundits...                

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Radovan Karadzic

washingtonpost.com     Jul 22, 2008   1,646 related          

Tuesday, July 22, 2008; Page A14 June 19, 1945: Born in Savnik, Yugoslavia, in what is now Montenegro. July 12, 1990: Founding member of the Serbian Democratic Party in Bosnia-Herzegovina. March 27, 1992: Becomes president of...                

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Press: Belgrade twist, Novi Sad tragedy

b92.net     Jul 14, 2008   20 related          

The newspapers lead with stories about the SPS change of hearts when it comes to the local rule in Belgrade. ALO—"Poplar branch kills girl", is about the EXIT camp accident when a tree branch fell and killed one, seriously...                

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Press: Road tragedies; new Belgrade elections?

b92.net     Jul 12, 2008   2 related          

Belgrade's dailies lead today with the fatal accidents on Serbia's roads, the gravest of which was in Inđija. Also in the spotlight is the ongoing uncertainty as to who will take power in Belgrade, with the possibility of new...                

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An Olympics guide for the rest of us

theithacajournal.com     Jul 12, 2008   923 related          

By Megan K. Scott • The Associated Press • July 12, 2008 What is the “Bird's Nest?” While the Olympics may have been overshadowed by high gas prices and the presidential election, the countdown to the Games has begun, and China...                

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Geninho out after six games

sbs.com.au     Jul 11, 2008          

Campeonato Brasileiro outfit Botafogo have sacked coach Geninho after just six games in charge. Geninho, whose full name is Eugenio Machado Souto, only joined Geninho on June 1 but was sacked following a 5-2 defeat by...                

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Nicaragua: "The Women's Movement Is in Opposition"

truthout.org     Jul 9, 2008          

Interview with Sofia Montenegro of the Nicaraguan Autonomous Women's Movement. Montevideo - The action taken on abortion by the governing Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) in Nicaragua is "a betrayal" of women, who...                

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Montenegro, Croatia welcome new govt.

b92.net     Jul 8, 2008          

Montenegrin and Croatian presidents say that the formation of the new government will enhance the region’s EU prospects. Filip Vujanović said that he was convinced that relations between Montenegro and the newly elected Serbian...                

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