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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Europe
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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Surprise performer: forint gains most on dollar
The forint has become the strongest performing currency worldwide in the past 12 months (from 15 October 2011), in relation
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Ukraine elections: Panda votes in Kyiv, Darth Vader fails in Odessa
It seems that Halloween has affected the parliamentary elections in Ukraine. Some voters came to the polling stations in very
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Opposition parties win Lithuanian elections
The Lithuanian opposition parties that won Sunday’s parliamentary elections held talks early Monday on forming a new government. The leftist
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