Romania steps up security measures amid wide street protests
The Romanian Government asked the police and gendarmes to sharpen measures against unauthorized streets protests across the country which have
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Sharp differences in battle over ritual slaughter
Poland’s Jewish and Muslim communities are awaiting the outcome the latest attempt to reverse the ruling by the constitutional court
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Greece hits a sky-high record in its debt
The highest public debt in both the Eurozone and the EU-28, touching the 156.9% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
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Former Greek IMF rep says Fund’s predictions ‘way off target’
Panagiotis Roumeliotis, former representative of Greece to the International Monetary Fund, says the IMF is in a disadvantageous position as
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Cyprus tax authorities comb through suspect money transfers abroad
At the time right after the bail-in decision that affected the depositors of the main Cypriot banks, a highly charged
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US to use Romanian airbase for Afghan pullout
Romania has agreed to allow the U.S. military to use an airbase near the Black Sea as a key logistics
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EU bringing 65 companies to Israel to strengthen EU-Israel business ties
European Commission Vice-President Antonio Tajani will bring 65 industry associations and companies representatives from 17 EU member states to Israel
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More than 1100 refugees from the war in Kosovo still in Macedonia
More than 1100 refugees from the 1999 war in Kosovo are still in Macedonia. The United Nations High Commission for
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Floods sweep southern Romania
More than 60 litres of rainwater fell in Pitesti, within just three hours. Several inhabitants were rescued by boats. Dozens of
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