Ashton expresses EU’s ‘deep concern’ at violence in Turkey
European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton is expressing deep concern at the violence that occurred in Istanbul and some
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Anti-government protests subside in Turkey
Residents of Istanbul and Ankara woke up to a quiet morning Sunday as demonstrations against the government of Prime Minister
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37 arrested in Bulgaria in operation in 17 EU countries against scrap metal gangs
Thirty-seven people were arrested in Bulgaria as part of a two-day operation in 17 European Union countries against organised metal
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Demonstrations in Bulgaria in solidarity with protesters in Turkey
Bulgaria is among European countries where demonstrations have been held in solidarity with the protesters in major cities in Turkey.
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Euro zone annual inflation to be 1.4% in May 2013 – flash estimate
Annual inflation in the 17-member euro zone is expected to be 1.4 per cent in May 2013, up from 1.2
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68 000 young people unemployed in Bulgaria in April 2013 – Eurostat
April 2013 saw 5.62 million young people – meaning under-25s – unemployed in the European Union, about 68 000 of them
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Medvedev offers Temelin promises
The Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has promised Czech companies will secure orders worth billions of euros if the Czech-Russian
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UN war crimes court acquits two Milosevic allies
A United Nations war crimes court has acquitted two key allies of former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic. The men were
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Moldova’s pro-EU parties form new government coalition, invest cabinet
Moldova’s parliament elected a new speaker and invested a new cabinet headed by Iurie Leanca on May 30 after the
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