Slovenia prime minister wins confidence vote
Slovenia’s prime minister has won a confidence vote in parliament for her efforts to avert an international bailout to fix
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Protests in Skopje: Albania, say ‘no’ to Syria’s chemical weapons
A protest was held on November 14 2013 against the arrival of Syria’s chemical weapons in Albania and as a
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Poland’s shale gas disappointment
Two years ago, shale gas was being heralded as the key to a prosperous, energy independent Poland, and Central Europe
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Ukraine parliament delays vote on Tymoshenko departure
Ukraine’s parliament has delayed a vote on a bill that would allow jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko to go
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Polish president offers apology to Russia for riots outside its embassy
Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski on Wednesday apologised to Russia for incidents outside its embassy in Warsaw during Monday’s Independence March,
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Situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina merits ‘close watch,’ UN Security Council told
The sustained attention of the international community is vital to helping Bosnia and Herzegovina on the path to prosperity and
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Russia demands Polish apology over embassy attack
The Russian foreign ministry has demanded apologies and compensation from Poland for the incident which took place in front of
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EU leaders urge action to reduce youth unemployment
European Union leaders have called for swift action to reduce youth unemployment, a growing problem in the 28-nation grouping. Almost
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European Council, Parliament reach agreement on EU budget for 2014
The EU Council and the European Parliament reached agreement on the European Union budget for 2014 in negotiations in Brussels
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