EU allocates 63 million euro ‘to bring Kosovo closer to Europe’
The European Commission (EC) said on November 9 2012 that it had allocated 63 million euro to support Kosovo’s efforts
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Bulgaria among CEE countries to benefit from international financial institutions’ 30 billion euro assistance
The European Investment Bank Group (EIB Group), the World Bank Group and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
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Germany gets tough on Putin’s Russia
German lawmakers are urging Chancellor Angela Merkel to push for more democracy in Russia when she meets with President Vladimir
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Polls see Türk set for largest share of vote in Slovenia’s presidential elections on November 11
Slovenia’s incumbent president Danilo Türk is set to take the largest share of votes in his bid to return to
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‘Last warning’ before CEE docs get tough on pay
Medical unions in Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland will stage a joint protest on 20 November against their
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Greek parliament passes more deep spending cuts, thousands protest
Greece’s parliament has passed another package of deep spending cuts and tax increases, plans that sent tens of thousands of
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EC downbeat on European economic growth prospects
The European Commission said on November 7, in its autumn economic forecast, that it expected the bloc’s economy to shrink
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Polish banks to tighten credit criteria – survey
Polish banks expect to tighten credit criteria in all market segments in Q4, the central bank NBP said in a
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Slovakia: Filmmaker faces prosecution
The sound engineer working on ‘The Disease of the Third Power’, a critical documentary about what its creators call the “black
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