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The high-level expert group on reforming the European Union’s banking sector, appointed in November 2011, presented its report to the European Commission on October 2 2012. The report recommends actions […]
A decision on whether Serbian authorities will allow the Belgrade Pride Parade planned for October 6 2012 to go ahead. Serbian prime minister Ivica Dačić was quoted by media in […]
Georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili said on October 2 2012 that he was conceding defeat in the country’s parliamentary elections held two days earlier. He said that after a preliminary tabulation […]
Energy giant ČEZ has rejected reports it could be forced to sell more power plants than it originally expected, with the company insisting its “agreement” with the European Commission to […]
Leaders of both opposing forces in Georgia claimed victory shortly after polls closed, setting the stage for a tense political standoff in one of the few democracies in the former […]
Poland’s Finance Ministry will auction between PLN 10 billion and PLN 18 billion in Treasury bonds at three auctions slated for October and November, then up the ante with one […]
An appeal by three punk-rock musicians convicted of hooliganism for protesting the rule of Russian President Vladimir Putin has been postponed by a Moscow court. The members of the Pussy […]
