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Latest news items from the Balkans (Ill Bethisad)

APD = Axhencia da Presa da Dalmatia
SNA = Sandzacka Novinska Agencija

RAGUZA, Republic of Dalmatia (APD)

	Biafiaruri da Dalmatia (BD), the state-run railway company of
Dalmatia has announced in Raguza today, simultaneously with Hrvatske
Drzavne Zeljeznice (HDZ), BD's Croatian counterpart, that agreements have
been finalised regarding the running of passenger and goods trains between
Dalmatia and Croatia.
	The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade of
Dalmatia has announced that in relation to this agreement, the borders
will be opened for goods traffic, but that no agreement has been made yet
regarding passenger traffic.
	Road borders between the two countries are still closed.
	This agreement is a sign that relations between the two countries
are thawing after six years of war.

NOVI PAZAR, Islamic Republic of Sanjak (SNA)

	The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Sanjak, Faruk
Hadzibegovic, has accused the Kingdom of Serbia of inciting the Serbian
minority in northern Sanjak to be disobedient.
	The accusation comes after three days of near-riots in several
towns in northern Sanjak where Serbs are in the majority, after the
government announced that the Islamic law prohibiting the consumption of
alcohol will apply to all citizens of Sanjak, including non-Muslims. 
	Prior to this, non-Muslims were granted the right to produce and
consume alcohol, but this right has not officially been taken away,
despite the announcement that the anti-alcohol law applies to non-Muslims
as well.
	Duke Vuk Mihajlovic, the Serbian foreign minister, said that
allegations are untrue. He went on to say that any citizen of any country
would be displeased by such oxymoronic laws.

-------ferko
Ferenc Gy. Valoczy

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