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Tiny, rugged Folegandros, chic Sifnos and unspoilt Milos are three islands that look set to be the subject of more attention.

His form looks strong coming into the Open – he was due to face Sergiy Stakhovsky on Friday in the semi-final of the Sydney International crown and had only one defeat in the Hopman Cup – to world No 11 Milos Raonic – as well as a Davis Cup victory under his belt at the end of last year.

Dortmund debutant Milos Jojic scored after only 17 seconds on the pitch "We are not the underdog, we are the lapdog," said Thorsten Lieberknecht ahead of the defeat against Bayern.

Six delightfully dull Swedish months It's perky for now Reprints Related topics Vaclav KlausThe dispute has rattled the government, which rests on a frail pact between the ruling left-of-centre Social Democrats, led by Milos Zeman as prime minister, and Mr Klaus's lot, who, though technically in opposition, have the parliamentary speaker's chair (with Mr Klaus in it) and help to set the agenda.

Mr Rusnok was chosen as prime minister against parliament's wishes by the president, Milos Zeman, in June.

So now Milos Zeman, of the Social Democrats, and Vaclav Klaus, of the Civic Democrats, seem poised to govern together.

But Mr Antal has learned the lessons of east European cinematic realism, a school that encompasses stylists as different as Mr Polanski, Andrzej Wajda, Milos Forman and Krzysztof Kieslowski.

Jaroslav Bures, a former justice minister who was the ruling Social Democrats's first choice, was knocked out.That opens the door for a showdown between Mr Klaus and another former prime minister, the jovial Milos Zeman, who will throw his hat into the ring for the next bout, starting in a week or so.

Meanwhile, he is sticking to an odd deal whereby he and his Civic Democratic Party prop up the current minority government of Milos Zeman, a Social Democrat, with votes in parliament, so long as Mr Klaus, as parliament's speaker, is allowed to help set the agenda.

The Social Democrats,though their leader, Milos Zeman, has been accused of "mindless confrontationalism", are the natural beneficiaries of this week's painful economic measures.

Fresh from angering Germany by praising the decrees, the Czech prime minister, Milos Zeman, pulled out of a planned summit of four EU candidates in Hungary.