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| | Chevening Magazine #16-17 |
 | | British Ambassador to Serbia and Montenegro, HE David Gowan, who is also the honorary president of the Chevening Society, the publisher of this Magazine, praised the fi fteenth issue of Chevening Magazine, which has been published in our country for fi ve years and deals mostly with politics, economics and other social themes. |
 | | Chevening Magazine’s editor in chief and President of the Chevening Society, Mihajlo Rabrenovic thanked all those from Serbia and Great Britain without whom the idea of Serbia and Montenegro moving closer towards Europe could not have survived and reminded everyone that publishing the Chevening Magazine had not always been an easy task. |
 | | The new minority Serbian government which was set up by the leader of the Democratic Party of Serbia, Vojislav Kostunica, after long political negotiations and with the support of the Socialist Party of Serbia, a move which was not welcomed by the West, was beset by serious problems at the very beginning of its mandate. |
| www.chevening.org.yu /english/issues/2004/16/01e.asp (781 words) |
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