US, EU push for better relations between Serbia and Kosovo
The United States and European Union are promoting closer cooperation between Serbia and Kosovo as an opportunity for both countries
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Poland denies report of Smolensk aircraft explosives findings, but political fire strong
Polish authorities moved quickly to play down reports of TNT and nitroglycerin in the wreckage of the presidential aircraft that
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Greek PM Samaras says debt deal reached with lenders
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras says he has reached agreement with the country’s international lenders on a new austerity plan,
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Vote energises Ukraine’s opposition
In his Soviet youth, Viktor Yanukovych was a street fighter. Now, he is 62 years old and Ukraine’s president. Vitaly
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Clinton, Ashton: Bosnia must implement reforms to Join Nato, EU
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and European Union Foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton have told Bosnian leaders they must
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New Dutch government to keep labour restrictions on Bulgarians, Romanians – reports
The coalition agreement between the two parties that have won the most votes in Dutch elections in September will take
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October 2012 sees economic, business sentiment down in euro zone
Economic sentiment declined further in the euro zone in October 2012, as did business sentiment, going by European Union statistics.
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Bulgaria urges post-election government in Ukraine to steer European path
Bulgaria, noting the high turnout in the October 28 2012 parliamentary elections in Ukraine but also OSCE assessments of the
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Traces of explosives found on Smolensk plane wreck – report
Polish prosecutors found traces of explosives, including TNT and nitroglycerine, on the wreck of the government plane that crashed in
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