MEPs hand Ashton’s European External Action Service a ‘must do better’ report card
The European External Action Service (EEAS) – designed as the foreign policy arm of the EU, with Catherine Ashton as
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Deal on new EU mortgage rules, with stricter creditworthiness checks
New European Union rules intended to benefit mortgage holders and consumers across Europe – and to avoid irresponsible lending and
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Malév closure behind shorter, cheaper visits by tourists to Hungary
Foreign tourists are tending to stay for shorter periods in Hungary and to spend less, the Central Statistical Office (KSH)
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LOT Dreamliners to return to operation in June
The berthed Boeing 787 Dreamliners can start servicing Polish national airline PLL LOT passengers in June, LOT CEO Sebastian Mikosz
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‘Skopje 2014’ project cost exceeds 207 million euro
The “Skopje 2014” project of memorials in the Skopje square has reached a financial cost of 207 million euro since
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European Commission recommends membership talks with Serbia
The European Union’s executive commission has recommended opening membership negotiations with Serbia. The Serbian government has approved a potentially landmark
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Strike to prevent nearly all Lufthansa flights in Europe on April 22
The Lufthansa Group’s flight operations will be considerably restricted on April 22 2013 as a result of the planned warning strike by
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UN chief Ban welcomes ‘landmark’ agreement between Serbia and Kosovo negotiators
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed a “landmark” agreement between leaders of Serbia and Kosovo in the context of
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Polish treasury minister dismissed over Gazprom memorandum
PM Donald Tusk Friday dismissed Treasury Minister Mikolaj Budzanowski, after miscommunication over recent memorandum of understanding over the potential Yamal
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