Steep jump in taxi fares in Budapest
“Wanna split a cab?” could become a more popular end-of-evening question when new regulations stipulating minimum fares come into force
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App tries to drive down prices in the taxi business
While Prague’s trams, buses and metro services tend to be well-regarded, the city’s taxis do not have the best reputation.
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Montenegro holds talks with Albania on regional energy projects
Montenegro and Albania have held talks on energy projects that have an impact on both countries, the region and Europe.
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PM Dačić: ‘Serbia did not recognise the independence of Kosovo’
After the agreement about normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia was reached in Brussels on Friday evening, Serbian Prime
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Serbia and Kosovo achieve deal in EU-brokered dialogue
European Union-brokered dialogue between the prime ministers of Serbia and Kosovo resulted, after a 10th round of negotiations, in the
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Poland commemorates 70th anniversary of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski will lead state observances on April 19 2013 marking the 70th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto
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Spring in the Balkans?
If the Balkans have a crowd symbol, it is the traditional circular dance; the symbolism has been especially apt in
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Former head of Secret Services arrested in Skopje on suspicion of financial crimes
Macedonian police have arrested this morning in the capital, Skopje, the former head of the Secret Services, Slobodan Bogoevsky. The
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We are not Cyprus, Slovenian prime minister says
Slovenian officials launched a damage-limitation campaign this week as concerns reappeared that the small country may be the next to
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