:| U.S. Dept: Serbia continues close counterterrorism cooper | Greece: Cutbacks, restructuring announced for national broadcaster | Stock markets end turbulent week with more losses | Macedonia, Turkey sign agreement on regular air flights | The State Department releases "Country Reports on Terrorism 2010" | Montenegro: Serbian language or boycott of classes | Kuna falls against franc day-on-day, grows week-on-week | IMF questions continuing arrangement with BH | Maas: We will never put Kosovo recognition as condition for Serbia's EU accession | Cooperation between Serbia, Macedonia in field of sport, youth policy | Caribbean community member states recognize Kosovo | Assistant Minister for KiM ends his visit to province | Assad must have time for reforms – Moscow | Al Qaeda remains top terror threat | 150 foreign rioters to be expelled from UK | Libyan rebels capture city of major importance | Macedonia should join NATO, Skopje and Athens can reach a compromise - former NATO chief | Traian Basescu: We must decide quickly if we are going to create "United States of Europe" or not |
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NATO strike "kills Saif al-Arab Gaddafi", Libya says
11:10 | 
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A Nato air strike in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, has killed the son of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, a government spokesman has said, BBC reports.
Europe takes huge step towards free movement of labour
11:35 | 0 | Emg.rs
From 1 May 2011, the entire European labour market will open to Member States who joined the Union in 2004, including the citizens of Hungary, who currently holds the EU Presidency.Free movement of labour is one of the fundamental principles of the EU’s single market,