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The Lufthansa Group’s flight operations will be considerably restricted on April 22 2013 as a result of the planned warning strike by the ver.di trade union, the airline said. Because of the […]
Concerns persisted about deterioration of the media environment in Bulgaria because of corporate and political pressure that, combined with the growin ...
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed a “landmark” agreement between leaders of Serbia and Kosovo in the context of the Belgra ...
Despite an uneven recovery between advanced and developing economies, the heads of both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund say the glo ...
PM Donald Tusk Friday dismissed Treasury Minister Mikolaj Budzanowski, after miscommunication over recent memorandum of understanding over the potential Yamal 2 gas pipeline signed by the state natural gas giant […]
“Wanna split a cab?” could become a more popular end-of-evening question when new regulations stipulating minimum fares come into force in September. Taxis in the capital will also have to […]
While Prague’s trams, buses and metro services tend to be well-regarded, the city’s taxis do not have the best reputation. Tour guides warn unsuspecting visitors that drivers have a habit […]
Montenegro and Albania have held talks on energy projects that have an impact on both countries, the region and Europe. The talks were held in Tirana during an official meeting […]
After the agreement about normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia was reached in Brussels on Friday evening, Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dačić said that “the best possible solution at this […]
It was once said that there were more airline frequent flyer miles in circulation in the United States than there were dollar bills. While this may or may not be […]
