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17. January 2011.
Ban Ki-moon : "2011 is a year with many challenges"
12:44 | 
0 | ANA-MPA
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon stressed that "as a matter of principle, the imposition of any timetable is not desired," referring to the UN-brokered negotiations for resolving the FYROM name issue and the Cyprus issue during a press conference at the United Nations
Embassy in contact with Greeks in Tunisia
12:47 | 0 | ANA
The Greek embassy in Tunis is in contact with the Greeks in Tunisia, who have not reported any problems, a foreign ministry statement said with regard to the explosive situation in the northern African country.
Tensions in Tunisia
12:55 | 0 | Tanjug
There is still an obvious tension in Tunisia prior to announcing new government’s composition, and during the previous night riots broke out in front of presidential palace in the capital’s centre, as well as in front of main opposition party’s headquarters.