Chaos in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Government buildings set on fire in Sarajevo, Zenica and Tuzla
The third day of mass uprisings, on February 7 2014, in Bosnia and Herzegovina took a violent turn. According to
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Romania faces government reshuffle after finance minister’s resignation
The resignation of Romanian finance minister Daniel Chitoiu has opened the door for a wider government reshuffle, one that could
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Ukraine crisis: From political to economic
There’s another reason to hope Ukraine’s political crisis ends soon: The health of the economy depends on it. Russia’s $15
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Clashes at Bosnia protests over unemployment and economic woes
Close to 6000 disgruntled workers from Dita, Konjuh, Polihem, Resod Guming and Poliolechem companies, followed by citizens, retirees and high
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Eurovision: Broadcasters will be suspended for three years if cheating detected, EBU says
Organisers of the annual Eurovision Song Contest will suspend participating broadcasters for up to three years if their countries are
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EC pressures US to lift visas for five EU member states
EU’s executive arm has called on the United States to lift the visas for five member states – Bulgaria, Croatia,
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Romanian road transporters warn they will crash fuel tax by buying abroad
An association of road transporters in Romania has asked the government not to introduce a seven euro cent fuel excise
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Poland to accelerate work on shale gas regulation
The Polish government will drop plans to set up a national energy mineables operator (NOKE), a state-run fund to hold
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IMF: Romania set for lower growth in 2014
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts a 2.2 per cent economic growth for Romania in 2014, down from 2.8 per
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