EU summer forecast leaves Bulgaria 2018 growth estimate unchanged 3.8%
The European Commission’s summer forecast for the EU economy, released on July 12, reduced the growth estimate for the European
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Nato invites Macedonia to launch membership talks
Nato has officially invited Macedonia to initiate membership talks aimed at having the former Yugoslav republic join the Brussels-based North
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Greece reportedly expels two Russian diplomats
Greece has reportedly expelled two Russian diplomats over allegations that Moscow has interfered in its negotiations with neighboring Macedonia. Greek
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Nato desperate to avoid rerun of disastrous G7 summit
The US president told a Montana campaign rally last week he’s coming to “tell NATO: ‘You’ve got to start paying
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European Medicines Agency acts after impurity found in Chinese-supplied medicine
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) said that it is reviewing medicines containing the active substance valsartan that is supplied by Zhejiang Huahai
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House prices in the EU up 11% since 2010 – Eurostat
House prices rose by 11 per cent in the European Union between 2010 and 2017 and six per cent in
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Skopje awaits an invitation from Nato
While Nato starts a summit on July 10 in Brussels, government authorities in Skopje say that they are sure that
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Romanian president signs decree to fire chief anti-corruption prosecutor
Romanian president Klaus Iohannis has issued the decree to remove the country’s top anti-corruption prosecutor on July 9, ending a
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EU consults citizens on abandoning daylight saving time
While the overall health effects are inconclusive, human biorhythms may be more severely impacted than previously thought, the European Commission
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