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Merkel, Sarkozy call for financial transparency

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and visiting French President Nicolas Sarkozy urged the European Union on Monday to take measures to...

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Poland may adopt euro in 2012

Poland may adopt the euro in 2012 at the earliest, Poland’s central bank chief Slawomir Skrzypek told Polish media on...

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EU solidarity deepens

Initiative for strengthening cooperation in confronting natural disasters....

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France’s Strauss-Kahn favored for IMF top job

Former French finance minister Dominique Strauss-Kahn was widely tipped to become the ’s new head after nominations for the post...

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Kosovo dismisses notion of partition – extended

Kosovo leaders on Wednesday dismissed the notion of Kosovo partition and vowed to keep the province intact, news reports from...

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Hungarians’ net income is second lowest

According to Deloitte Hungary, Polish, followed by the Hungarians, would get the lowest net income from a €500 gross wage...

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Serbia urges world to warn Kosovo against unilateral independence

Serbia on Tuesday urged the international community to send a clear message to Kosovo that its unilateral declaration of independence...

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Prague to privatize major state companies

Czech Republic officials said they plan to privatize the state-owned CEZ energy giant, the Czech Airlines and the Budvar Brewery,...

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Kazakh firm takes majority stake of Romania’s Rompetrol

Romania’s Rompetrol energy company has sold a majority of its shares to a state-owned Kazakh firm....

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Slovenia, Croatia decide to turn to The Hague for border dispute settlement

Slovenia and Croatia agreed on Sunday to solve their border dispute at the International Court of Justice in The Hague,...

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Germany plans to block unwanted foreign takeovers

The German cabinet agreed on Friday on a plan to try to find a way to protect German industries from...

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Russia goes for Czech

Russia is heading for a clash with the West after making an unexpected request for a new candidate to take...

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Kazakhstan threats Eni with stop of production in oil field

Kazakhstan on Tuesday threatened halt production of oil by the Italian energy firm Eni in the country’s oil fields due...

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Russia, Australia to sign uranium deal in September – extended

Russia and Australia intend to sign a bilateral agreement on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy during the Russian president’s...

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Macedonia, Montenegro to team up for markets abroad

Macedonia and Montenegro may jointly place the surplus of agricultural products in world’s major markets....

Interview

Merkel, Sarkozy call for financial transparency

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and visiting French President Nicolas Sarkozy urged the European Union on Monday to take measures to...

Interview

Poland may adopt euro in 2012

Poland may adopt the euro in 2012 at the earliest, Poland’s central bank chief Slawomir Skrzypek told Polish media on...

Interview

EU solidarity deepens

Initiative for strengthening cooperation in confronting natural disasters....

Interview

France’s Strauss-Kahn favored for IMF top job

Former French finance minister Dominique Strauss-Kahn was widely tipped to become the ’s new head after nominations for the post...

Interview

Kosovo dismisses notion of partition – extended

Kosovo leaders on Wednesday dismissed the notion of Kosovo partition and vowed to keep the province intact, news reports from...

Interview

Hungarians’ net income is second lowest

According to Deloitte Hungary, Polish, followed by the Hungarians, would get the lowest net income from a €500 gross wage...

Interview

Serbia urges world to warn Kosovo against unilateral independence

Serbia on Tuesday urged the international community to send a clear message to Kosovo that its unilateral declaration of independence...

Interview

Prague to privatize major state companies

Czech Republic officials said they plan to privatize the state-owned CEZ energy giant, the Czech Airlines and the Budvar Brewery,...

Interview

Kazakh firm takes majority stake of Romania’s Rompetrol

Romania’s Rompetrol energy company has sold a majority of its shares to a state-owned Kazakh firm....

Interview

Slovenia, Croatia decide to turn to The Hague for border dispute settlement

Slovenia and Croatia agreed on Sunday to solve their border dispute at the International Court of Justice in The Hague,...

Interview

Germany plans to block unwanted foreign takeovers

The German cabinet agreed on Friday on a plan to try to find a way to protect German industries from...

Interview

Russia goes for Czech

Russia is heading for a clash with the West after making an unexpected request for a new candidate to take...

Interview

Kazakhstan threats Eni with stop of production in oil field

Kazakhstan on Tuesday threatened halt production of oil by the Italian energy firm Eni in the country’s oil fields due...

Interview

Russia, Australia to sign uranium deal in September – extended

Russia and Australia intend to sign a bilateral agreement on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy during the Russian president’s...

Interview

Macedonia, Montenegro to team up for markets abroad

Macedonia and Montenegro may jointly place the surplus of agricultural products in world’s major markets....

Merkel, Sarkozy call for financial transparency

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and visiting French President Nicolas Sarkozy urged the European Union on Monday to take measures to...

Poland may adopt euro in 2012

Poland may adopt the euro in 2012 at the earliest, Poland’s central bank chief Slawomir Skrzypek told Polish media on...

EU solidarity deepens

Initiative for strengthening cooperation in confronting natural disasters....

France’s Strauss-Kahn favored for IMF top job

Former French finance minister Dominique Strauss-Kahn was widely tipped to become the ’s new head after nominations for the post...

Kosovo dismisses notion of partition – extended

Kosovo leaders on Wednesday dismissed the notion of Kosovo partition and vowed to keep the province intact, news reports from...

Hungarians’ net income is second lowest

According to Deloitte Hungary, Polish, followed by the Hungarians, would get the lowest net income from a €500 gross wage...

Serbia urges world to warn Kosovo against unilateral independence

Serbia on Tuesday urged the international community to send a clear message to Kosovo that its unilateral declaration of independence...

Prague to privatize major state companies

Czech Republic officials said they plan to privatize the state-owned CEZ energy giant, the Czech Airlines and the Budvar Brewery,...

Kazakh firm takes majority stake of Romania’s Rompetrol

Romania’s Rompetrol energy company has sold a majority of its shares to a state-owned Kazakh firm....

Slovenia, Croatia decide to turn to The Hague for border dispute settlement

Slovenia and Croatia agreed on Sunday to solve their border dispute at the International Court of Justice in The Hague,...

Germany plans to block unwanted foreign takeovers

The German cabinet agreed on Friday on a plan to try to find a way to protect German industries from...

Russia goes for Czech

Russia is heading for a clash with the West after making an unexpected request for a new candidate to take...

Kazakhstan threats Eni with stop of production in oil field

Kazakhstan on Tuesday threatened halt production of oil by the Italian energy firm Eni in the country’s oil fields due...

Russia, Australia to sign uranium deal in September – extended

Russia and Australia intend to sign a bilateral agreement on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy during the Russian president’s...

Macedonia, Montenegro to team up for markets abroad

Macedonia and Montenegro may jointly place the surplus of agricultural products in world’s major markets....