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· November, 2008
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Stories about Serbia from November, 2008

Kosovo: Haradinaj's Profile; Discussion at LSE

· 30 November 2008

The Balkans: Tragic Legacy

· 29 November 2008

Central & Eastern Europe: A Roma Roundup

· 29 November 2008

Serbia: Does Barack Obama Mean Hospitality for the World?

18 November 2008

Ljubisa Bojic reviews what Serbian bloggers think of Barack Obama's chances of changing the U.S. policy towards Serbia.

Serbia: Barbie and Ken in National Dress

· 14 November 2008

Serbia: Belgrade's Street Dogs

· 14 November 2008

Serbia: Nikola Kavaja

· 14 November 2008

Bosnia & Herzegovina: Post-War Situation

· 14 November 2008

The Balkans: Srebrenica Roundup

· 14 November 2008

Serbia: Reflections of a Bosnian Refugee

· 14 November 2008

Central & Eastern Europe: A Travel Roundup

13 November 2008

Olive harvesting in Albania, John Paul II monuments in Poland, a Soviet military hardware cemetery in Moscow and more: Central and Eastern Europe-based bloggers share their recent travel stories and...

Serbia, U.S.: Change and Personal Risk

· 6 November 2008

Serbia, U.S.: Bloggers on Obama's Victory

· 6 November 2008

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