:| KFOR did not allow return of delegates to Kosmet | Corridor 10 to be finished by July 2013 | Successful cooperation with Bavarian companies | Cvetkovic opens customs office in Krusevac | Jaeger: Serbia's GDP growth may exceed IMF's expectations | Stefanovic: Only status neutral solution is acceptable | EULEX: Evidence seized in investigation into the murder of Kosovo Police officer | NBS Governor: Serbia will improve its position at the international market | Croatian president to visit Serbia on Thursday and Friday | Novak Djokovic appointed UNICEF ambassador | EULEX and KFOR operation in northern Kosovo underway | PM Gruevski's statement on possibility for fresh Macedonian-Greek meeting in New York | LAOS tables question on attempts to 'turkify' Thrace | Nike complained of Croatia as gateway for fake products, WikiLeaks documents reveal | Athens Stock Exchange: Profit-taking on Tuesday deflates historic gains from a day earlier | NBG releases H1 results | Greece: Tender for financial adviser in privatisation of ELPE | Meeting at Foreign ministry on Greek entrepreneurial activity in Libya | 17 Croat mercinaries arrested in Libya | British minister accidentally reveals Afghan memo | One killed in shooting near Copenhagen mosque | Inzko meets Turkish Foreign Minister Davutoğlu | Bilateral problems should be resolved prior to joining EU, says Merkel | UNSC members call for dialogue, presidential statement blocked | Cvetkovic to open customs office in Krusevac | Press conference on completion of talks with IMF | Russian aircraft for fire fighting deployed in Nis for pre-emptive reasons | Belgrade, IMF seal new credit arrangement |
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One killed in shooting near Copenhagen mosque
08:27 | 
0 | Focus News Agency
A shooting outside a Copenhagen mosque killed one person and wounded another Tuesday as Pakistani worshippers were celebrating the end of the fasting month of Ramadan, police said, cited by AFP.
British minister accidentally reveals Afghan memo
08:31 | 0 | Focus News Agency
A British minister accidentally revealed a sensitive government document on Afghanistan Tuesday which says London should welcome President Hamid Karzai's departure in 2014, AFP reports.
17 Croat mercinaries arrested in Libya
08:43 | 0 | Croatian Times
The Croatian Foreign Ministry has received no official information that any Croatian nationals were arrested. It said it would ask the Libyan diplomatic mission in Zagreb for more details.