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• China tries to calm anti-France protest
Authorities used state media to order students back to class and put a quick end to previous protests, such as those that followed the 1999 NATO bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, and the 2001 collision of a U.S. spy plane and a ...
• Sing for France in English? Mon Dieu!
Serbia's Marija Serifovic won with 268 points and a heart-wrenching rendition of the ballad "Molitva," or "The Prayer" — sung in her native language. France's losing entry mixed English and French, with the lyrics "L'amour a la francaise let's do it ...
• Q&A: The history of strife in Kosovo
Kosovo celebrates its independence as Serbia vows not to let it go. The breakaway Serbian province of Kosovo once again captured the international spotlight when it declared independence from the Republic of Serbia on Feb. 17. The move by the ...
• 2. Escaping brutal bondage in Europe
On buses and cars — and crossing borders on foot — Natasha followed a path to sex slavery trodden by thousands of other hapless women, passing, under the watchful eyes of a gang of Balkans thugs, through Romania, Serbia and Kosovo before ending ...
• Sex, drugs and guns in the Balkans
... Radio Liberty reported a reversal of the main heroin trafficking route across Albania — into neighboring Kosovo rather than from Kosovo. Later, two Albanians were caught in Kukes with 20 kilos of heroin bound for Kosovo, and then on to Serbia and ...