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- Living In | Belmont, the Bronx: The Bigger Little Italy
PASTEL PARADE Houses along Hoffman Avenue are typical of Belmont, which in addition to its well-known Italian-themed Arthur Avenue has Puerto Rican and Albanian influences. THE other day in the Belmont section of the Bronx, two women carrying shopping
- Alleged hijacker arrested on Copenhagen train
Hijack suspect from Albania was arrested on train from Denmark while travelling on faked Italian documents German border police say they have arrested a 31-year-old Turkish man on his way from Copenhagen to Hamburg, who was wanted in connection with the
- Pakistan: 21 dead in suicide bomb, US missile hit
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AP - A suicide bomber killed 12 people Saturday at a police checkpoint in a northwest Pakistani tribal area where the military declared victory over the Taliban and al-Qaida last year, highlighting the difficulty Islamabad has in holding regions once the battle phase of its army offensives end.
- Secrecy of US drone strikes in Pakistan criticized
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AP - Criticism is mounting over Washington's refusal to say anything about missile strikes against Taliban and al-Qaida fighters in Pakistan's northwest, prompting even supporters to argue the U.S. needs to be more open to counter militant allegations that only innocent civilians are dying.
- Serbia seeks African backing against Kosovo
With a 90 per cent Albanian majority, Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, but its government does not control the north, inhabited mainly by Serbs who do not recognize Pristina institutions and consider Serbia their home. 'I have come here
- Albanian court nullifies border agreement with Greece
Increases the bookmark twitter facebook digg Google Windowslive Delicious buzz friendfeed Linkedin diigo reddit stumbleupon An Albanian court has ruled that the draft agreement on sea border between Albanian and Greece is invalid, calling for new
- Tadi not to attend Croatia inauguration
Serbian President Boris Tadi will not travel to Zagreb in February for the inauguration of Ivo Josipovi, Croatias new president, the B92 news server reported Jan. 20. Tadi will not attend the ceremony because Kosovo Albanian president, Fatmir Sejdiu,
- UK engineers advise Prime Minister on severe Albanian floods
Jo Stimpson British engineers are advising the Albanian government after several villages in Shkodra, north west Albania, flooded due to heavy rainfall and melting snow. A delegation from project development company Zumax A G, with assistance from
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