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Srebrenica town centre | Photo: Benutzer Samum/Wikicommons.
Seventeen Albanians have been arrested on drug and prostitution charges in a joint operation by Albanian police and their counterparts in Italy, Belgium and Slovakia.
Five of the alleged criminals were nabbed in Albania, 11 in Italy and one in Slovakia, with some of their arrests captured on video.
Politicians in the Balkans frequently accuse the EU of double standards in its dealings with the region. Do they have a point?
In the months-long protests in Serbia, those marching every weekend are not all demonstrating for purely political reasons – but also to raise their voices over other burning everyday problems.