EU inspects four firms in oil price-fixing probe
The European Union has launched an antitrust investigation into possible price manipulations for oil and biofuel products. Authorities made unannounced
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European integration of the region cannot conclude without Kosovo, Bulgaria’s PM says after meeting Thaçi
The European integration of the region cannot be complete without Kosovo participating in this process, Bulgarian Prime Minister and Foreign
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Bulgaria records minimum growth in Q1, EU still in recession – flash estimates
Bulgaria’s economy posted 0.1 per cent growth in the first quarter of the year, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said
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Safety nets shielded Europe’s poorest from crisis
New figures from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development show that social welfare programs shielded some of the poorest
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Bosnia and Herzegovina lags in progress to regional integration, Security Council told
Political leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina are still falling short of the expectations of their citizens and the international community,
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Eurovision 2013: First semi-final contestants through to finals
After the first semi-final in Eurovision 2013, on May 14, the countries that will go through to the finals in
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Hungary: Massive VAT fraud over Slovak border
The number of lorries entering Hungary from Slovakia has fallen by 25 per cent during the three months since customs
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Interpol meeting in Budapest to steer European collaborative strategy against transnational crime
Senior law enforcement officials from throughout Europe are gathering in Budapest for the 42nd Interpol European Regional Conference in order
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One- and two-euro cent coins headed for change?
One and two euro cent coins may be headed for the scrapheap, depending on the outcome of an investigation by
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