Thousands of protesters call for political change in Ukraine
The Ukrainian parliament has rejected an opposition motion to hold a no-confidence vote on the government of Prime Minister Mykola
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Kosovo can count on Bulgaria’s support to join UN
Kosovo can count on the support of Bulgaria when it applies to join the United Nations, Kosovo’s foreign minister Enver
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Greece determined to defy troika on home foreclosures ban
The Greek government appeared willing to settle the issue of the lifting of a ban on home foreclosures through discussion
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Greeks return to Istanbul
For the first time in the last 50 years the Greek population of Istanbul is rising as they are no
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Poland to launch new Ukrainian policy – Komorowski
Poland will attempt to build a new plan of action on the European scene as far as relations with Ukraine
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Ukraine’s pro-Europe forces consolidate gains after mass march
Ukraine’s pro-European demonstrators erected barricades Monday, consolidating their control over Independence Square in the core of Kyiv, the nation’s capital.
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Chevron resumes shale gas exploration in Eastern Romania amid protests
US company Chevron announced on December 2 2013 that it had resumed exploration works in the Vaslui County, in Eastern
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Greece: Moody’s upgrade a real ‘vote of confidence’?
Rating agency Moody’s announced on November 29 2013 that it was upgrading Greece’s credit rating from C to Caa3 because
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Jews, Muslims in joint complaint to EC over Polish ban on ritual slaughter
Jews and Muslims have decided to join forces and lodge a complaint to the European Commission (EC) against Poland for
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