US Steel to stay in Slovakia’s Košice
US Steel Corporation will not sell its U.S. Steel Košice (USSK) subsidiary in eastern Slovakia. Representatives of the Slovak government
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Tens of thousands protest in anti-government strike in Poland
Thousands of workers staged a strike in southern Poland’s industrial Silesia region on March 26 2013 in a protest against
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Bulgaria’s rate of births out of wedlock among highest in EU
Bulgaria’s rate of births outside marriage, at 56 per cent the same as France, puts the country at third place
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Bulgaria again bottom of EU’s innovation scoreboard
Bulgaria again ranks bottom in the European Union’s 2013 scoreboard of innovation performance, having been at or near the lowest
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Cyprus: Bailout terms ‘painful’ but necessary
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades says the terms of his country’s new $13 billion bailout are “painful,” but that he had
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Hungary: Tancsics Prize returned
Echo TV pundit Ferenc Szaniszló announced on Wednesday that he planned to hand back the Tancsics Prize, a top state
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EU officials: Cyprus, lenders reach bailout deal
Cyprus has avoided bankruptcy by agreeing to a bailout deal that includes the closing of the island nation’s second largest
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Cyprus continues efforts to raise funds by EU deadline
Cypriot leaders are set to meet Friday in another attempt to raise $7.5 billion by Monday, which is the deadline
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Cyprus poses fresh euro crisis as EU questions Russian investment
Political leaders in Cyprus appear to have abandoned plans for a one-off levy on bank deposits in return for a
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