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Bulgarian government helpless against high prices

The Minister of economy and energy Petar Dimitrov expressed certainty, that the adopted yesterday measures for taking hold of the...

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Base rate cuts depend on conditions

The Hungarian central bank (MNB) may continue to decrease the base rate if the quarterly inflation report that is to...

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Croatia mounts largest anti-corruption action to date

In a carefully planned and executed sting, police infiltrated the Croatian Privatization Fund in order to uncover corruption there. Seven...

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WTO insists Russia go commercial

The latest round of consultations on Russia’s entry into the World Trade Organization, which ended Friday in Geneva, have brought...

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EU justice commissioner demands US visa program apply to all citizens in bloc

The European Union can no longer tolerate discrimination against citizens from some member states when it comes to US visa...

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WTO negotiators agreed on some customs issues – Russia

The negotiators of multi-party consultations for Russia’s admission to the World Trade Organization reached a preliminary agreement on eight customs...

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Russia’s new round of WTO talks to start in Geneva Monday

Russia's delegation will begin Monday a new round of bilateral and multilateral talks on accession to the World Trade Organization...

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Economic growth rate in 2007 could reach 7% – Romania

The Ministry of Economy and Finance forecasts economic growth of 7% in 2007 based on the January-April results....

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Romania faces workforce crisis

Romania faces a workforce crisis, Labor Minister Paul Pacuraru said on Wednesday....

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Sweden moves to allow freer flow of labor

In an attempt to tackle the effects of an aging population and a shrinking future labor force, the Swedish government...

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Serbia rejects Kosovo-EU linkage – envoy

Serbia's accession to the EU must not be predicated on the resolution of the Kosovo problem, the country's ambassador to...

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Poland’s Lepper slams PM, says will return to cabinet

Andrzej Lepper, Polish deputy prime minister and agriculture minister, whose recent dismissal by President Lech Kaczynski has provoked a government...

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EU economy chief says France isn’t breaking EU budget rules

France's request to delay a goal for eliminating its budget deficit does not break EU budget rules, EU Economic and...

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Polish president dismiss deputy PM

Polish President Lech Kaczynski on Monday sacked Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Andrzej Lepper, the leader of a coalition...

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Poland’s GDP growth at 6-6.5% in Q2

Macroeconomic data after two months of the Q2 2007 indicate that the GDP growth will slow down as compared to...

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Bulgarian government helpless against high prices

The Minister of economy and energy Petar Dimitrov expressed certainty, that the adopted yesterday measures for taking hold of the...

Interview

Base rate cuts depend on conditions

The Hungarian central bank (MNB) may continue to decrease the base rate if the quarterly inflation report that is to...

Interview

Croatia mounts largest anti-corruption action to date

In a carefully planned and executed sting, police infiltrated the Croatian Privatization Fund in order to uncover corruption there. Seven...

Interview

WTO insists Russia go commercial

The latest round of consultations on Russia’s entry into the World Trade Organization, which ended Friday in Geneva, have brought...

Interview

EU justice commissioner demands US visa program apply to all citizens in bloc

The European Union can no longer tolerate discrimination against citizens from some member states when it comes to US visa...

Interview

WTO negotiators agreed on some customs issues – Russia

The negotiators of multi-party consultations for Russia’s admission to the World Trade Organization reached a preliminary agreement on eight customs...

Interview

Russia’s new round of WTO talks to start in Geneva Monday

Russia's delegation will begin Monday a new round of bilateral and multilateral talks on accession to the World Trade Organization...

Interview

Economic growth rate in 2007 could reach 7% – Romania

The Ministry of Economy and Finance forecasts economic growth of 7% in 2007 based on the January-April results....

Interview

Romania faces workforce crisis

Romania faces a workforce crisis, Labor Minister Paul Pacuraru said on Wednesday....

Interview

Sweden moves to allow freer flow of labor

In an attempt to tackle the effects of an aging population and a shrinking future labor force, the Swedish government...

Interview

Serbia rejects Kosovo-EU linkage – envoy

Serbia's accession to the EU must not be predicated on the resolution of the Kosovo problem, the country's ambassador to...

Interview

Poland’s Lepper slams PM, says will return to cabinet

Andrzej Lepper, Polish deputy prime minister and agriculture minister, whose recent dismissal by President Lech Kaczynski has provoked a government...

Interview

EU economy chief says France isn’t breaking EU budget rules

France's request to delay a goal for eliminating its budget deficit does not break EU budget rules, EU Economic and...

Interview

Polish president dismiss deputy PM

Polish President Lech Kaczynski on Monday sacked Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Andrzej Lepper, the leader of a coalition...

Interview

Poland’s GDP growth at 6-6.5% in Q2

Macroeconomic data after two months of the Q2 2007 indicate that the GDP growth will slow down as compared to...

Bulgarian government helpless against high prices

The Minister of economy and energy Petar Dimitrov expressed certainty, that the adopted yesterday measures for taking hold of the...

Base rate cuts depend on conditions

The Hungarian central bank (MNB) may continue to decrease the base rate if the quarterly inflation report that is to...

Croatia mounts largest anti-corruption action to date

In a carefully planned and executed sting, police infiltrated the Croatian Privatization Fund in order to uncover corruption there. Seven...

WTO insists Russia go commercial

The latest round of consultations on Russia’s entry into the World Trade Organization, which ended Friday in Geneva, have brought...

EU justice commissioner demands US visa program apply to all citizens in bloc

The European Union can no longer tolerate discrimination against citizens from some member states when it comes to US visa...

WTO negotiators agreed on some customs issues – Russia

The negotiators of multi-party consultations for Russia’s admission to the World Trade Organization reached a preliminary agreement on eight customs...

Russia’s new round of WTO talks to start in Geneva Monday

Russia's delegation will begin Monday a new round of bilateral and multilateral talks on accession to the World Trade Organization...

Economic growth rate in 2007 could reach 7% – Romania

The Ministry of Economy and Finance forecasts economic growth of 7% in 2007 based on the January-April results....

Romania faces workforce crisis

Romania faces a workforce crisis, Labor Minister Paul Pacuraru said on Wednesday....

Sweden moves to allow freer flow of labor

In an attempt to tackle the effects of an aging population and a shrinking future labor force, the Swedish government...

Serbia rejects Kosovo-EU linkage – envoy

Serbia's accession to the EU must not be predicated on the resolution of the Kosovo problem, the country's ambassador to...

Poland’s Lepper slams PM, says will return to cabinet

Andrzej Lepper, Polish deputy prime minister and agriculture minister, whose recent dismissal by President Lech Kaczynski has provoked a government...

EU economy chief says France isn’t breaking EU budget rules

France's request to delay a goal for eliminating its budget deficit does not break EU budget rules, EU Economic and...

Polish president dismiss deputy PM

Polish President Lech Kaczynski on Monday sacked Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Andrzej Lepper, the leader of a coalition...

Poland’s GDP growth at 6-6.5% in Q2

Macroeconomic data after two months of the Q2 2007 indicate that the GDP growth will slow down as compared to...