Czech Republic: Election may open door to Communists
Czechs are heading to the polls on October 25 and 26 2013 to elect a government for the first time
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Europe
New round of talks on Macedonia name dispute in New York
The ministry of foreign affairs of Macedonia said on October 24 2013 that a two day round of talks on
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Romania says it will not approve EU-Canada agreement if visas are not lifted
The Romanian minister of Foreign Affairs, Titus Corlatean, yesterday warned the Romanian Parliament may not vote the EU-Canada free trade
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Barroso: ‘A second haircut for the Greek economy is out of the question’
European Commission President José Manuel Barroso expressed on October 24 2013 his disagreement over scenarios talking about a new “haircut”
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European Jewish Congress welcomes Greek vote to cut off funding to Golden Dawn
European Jewish Congress President Dr. Moshe Kantor welcomed and praised the passing of a vote in the Greek parliament to
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EU leaders meet as US spying allegations build
Leaders of the European Union’s 28 nations will meet in Brussels on Thursday as controversy swirls over allegations the U.S.
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Turkey’s row with NATO about Chinese missiles continues
NATO insists on warning Ankara against the decision to acquire long-range missile systems from China. Following a defence ministers meeting
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Greece’s coalition government lays out policy targets
As Eurostat released data on Wednesday showing Greece’s public debt reached 169.1 percent of the country’s GDP in the second
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Greece asks Interpol for help in seeking parents of Maria
Greek authorities have asked international police agency Interpol to assist their efforts to identify a young blonde girl found living
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