EU ends Macedonian deadlock
By Andrew Gardner - 02.03.2013 / 12:31 CET
Macedonia's opposition ends electoral boycott in crisis that endangered the country's bid to start accession talks with the EU.
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Move to give Moldovan parliament the power to sack constitutional-court judges prompts sharply worded criticism by the EU. |
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Tentative deal in Brussels heightens Serbia's chances of starting EU membership talks later this year. |
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Little progress has been made since 2010 election. |
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Štefan Füle, the European commissioner for enlargement, and Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski. ARCHIVE
Tentative deal in Brussels heightens Serbia's chances of starting EU membership talks later this year.
Little progress has been made since 2010 election.
Move to give Moldovan parliament the power to sack constitutional-court judges prompts sharply worded criticism by the EU.
Commission says Serbia, Kosovo should be allowed to take next step toward EU after a landmark bilateral deal.
Sets up ethnic self-rule for four majority-Serb municipalities in the north.
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