Europe reacts to US surveillance allegations
U.S. President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have agreed to a meeting of U.S. and German security officials
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Poland has more problems with Boeing Dreamliner aircraft
Polish airline LOT had to cancel one trans-Atlantic flight and postpone another because of technical problems on two of its
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Hungary: Cops not opposing Gay Pride events this time
Budapest’s annual Gay Pride Festival will open with an event at the new Gödör Klub on Király utca in District
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Turkey’s economic growth staging moderate recovery in 2013, World Bank report says
Economic growth in Turkey in 2013 is forecast to remain below trend at an estimated 3.6 per cent according to
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Kosovo president Jahjaga decrees November 3 as local government election date
The President of the Republic of Kosovo, Atifete Jahjaga has officially announced November 3 as the date in which local
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Lenders pressuring Greece over austerity pledges
Greece’s international creditors are putting new pressure on Athens to meet its pledges to cut government spending before handing over
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Slovakia adopts new rules for major investments
Slovakia has adopted new legislation for so-called significant investments. The ruling Smer party describes it as a tool to attract new
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Europe demands answers on NSA bugging claims
European politicians have reacted angrily to claims that the U.S. National Security Agency has bugged European Union missions and tapped
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EU urges Serbia to persist in dialogue with Priština
President of the European Union Council Herman Van Rompuy and Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt congratulated Serbia on the “historical”
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