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German govt has no plans to cut taxes any further until late 2009

The German government will not cut taxes any further during the current four-year legislative term which ends late-2009, a government...

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Board head under pressure to go at scandal-hit Siemens: report

Heinrich von Pierer, the head of the supervisory board at Siemens, is under pressure to resign as a result of...

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Czech, Slovak health care reforms look similar, but differ

The Czech and Slovak reforms of the health care system may look similar, but they take place in different situations...

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Union launches legal action against Siemens

Pressure continued to grow on German electronics and engineering giant Siemens AG Monday after the nation's biggest industrial union said...

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Poland to host mid-May energy summit

Poland will host an energy summit in May focusing on the planned Odessa-Gdansk pipeline which aims to pump Caspian crude...

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Czech government to introduce reform package

The Czech centre-right coalition plans to introduce Tuesday a package on welfare, health care and tax reforms including a flat...

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Czech premier defends US missile system decision

Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek on Friday defended his nation's decision to enter into negotiations with the United States about...

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CzechRep, Hungary interested in removing barriers in EU

Czech PM Mirek Topolanek believes that the Czech Republic and Hungary have a joint interest in removing barriers in Europe,...

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Governing coalition in Romania near collapse

Less than three months after Romania joined the European Union, the facade of good behavior and unity of its politicians...

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National Bank of Hungary leaves rates unchanged at 8.00%

The Monetary Council of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) decided at its monthly rate-setting meeting on Monday to leave...

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EU must rewrite failed constitution by yearend

The reform of EU's decision-making system has been on the backburner ever since the much-vaunted draft constitutional treaty was rejected...

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EU says new-member economies most at risk to global stock drop

The economies of the European Union's newest members are the most vulnerable in the 27-nation bloc to a future extended...

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Estonia raises inflation forecast, further dimming euro entry

Estonia's Finance Ministry raised its inflation forecast for this year and next, putting further strain on the Baltic country's efforts...

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Rice says missiles needed to defend Europe from Iran

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said the US plan for a missile defense system in Europe is intended to blunt...

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Czech cabinet agrees to sell 7% CEZ stake via capital markets

The Czech government decided to sell part of its stake in CEZ AS, the country's biggest power company, as it...

Interview

German govt has no plans to cut taxes any further until late 2009

The German government will not cut taxes any further during the current four-year legislative term which ends late-2009, a government...

Interview

Board head under pressure to go at scandal-hit Siemens: report

Heinrich von Pierer, the head of the supervisory board at Siemens, is under pressure to resign as a result of...

Interview

Czech, Slovak health care reforms look similar, but differ

The Czech and Slovak reforms of the health care system may look similar, but they take place in different situations...

Interview

Union launches legal action against Siemens

Pressure continued to grow on German electronics and engineering giant Siemens AG Monday after the nation's biggest industrial union said...

Interview

Poland to host mid-May energy summit

Poland will host an energy summit in May focusing on the planned Odessa-Gdansk pipeline which aims to pump Caspian crude...

Interview

Czech government to introduce reform package

The Czech centre-right coalition plans to introduce Tuesday a package on welfare, health care and tax reforms including a flat...

Interview

Czech premier defends US missile system decision

Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek on Friday defended his nation's decision to enter into negotiations with the United States about...

Interview

CzechRep, Hungary interested in removing barriers in EU

Czech PM Mirek Topolanek believes that the Czech Republic and Hungary have a joint interest in removing barriers in Europe,...

Interview

Governing coalition in Romania near collapse

Less than three months after Romania joined the European Union, the facade of good behavior and unity of its politicians...

Interview

National Bank of Hungary leaves rates unchanged at 8.00%

The Monetary Council of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) decided at its monthly rate-setting meeting on Monday to leave...

Interview

EU must rewrite failed constitution by yearend

The reform of EU's decision-making system has been on the backburner ever since the much-vaunted draft constitutional treaty was rejected...

Interview

EU says new-member economies most at risk to global stock drop

The economies of the European Union's newest members are the most vulnerable in the 27-nation bloc to a future extended...

Interview

Estonia raises inflation forecast, further dimming euro entry

Estonia's Finance Ministry raised its inflation forecast for this year and next, putting further strain on the Baltic country's efforts...

Interview

Rice says missiles needed to defend Europe from Iran

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said the US plan for a missile defense system in Europe is intended to blunt...

Interview

Czech cabinet agrees to sell 7% CEZ stake via capital markets

The Czech government decided to sell part of its stake in CEZ AS, the country's biggest power company, as it...

German govt has no plans to cut taxes any further until late 2009

The German government will not cut taxes any further during the current four-year legislative term which ends late-2009, a government...

Board head under pressure to go at scandal-hit Siemens: report

Heinrich von Pierer, the head of the supervisory board at Siemens, is under pressure to resign as a result of...

Czech, Slovak health care reforms look similar, but differ

The Czech and Slovak reforms of the health care system may look similar, but they take place in different situations...

Union launches legal action against Siemens

Pressure continued to grow on German electronics and engineering giant Siemens AG Monday after the nation's biggest industrial union said...

Poland to host mid-May energy summit

Poland will host an energy summit in May focusing on the planned Odessa-Gdansk pipeline which aims to pump Caspian crude...

Czech government to introduce reform package

The Czech centre-right coalition plans to introduce Tuesday a package on welfare, health care and tax reforms including a flat...

Czech premier defends US missile system decision

Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek on Friday defended his nation's decision to enter into negotiations with the United States about...

CzechRep, Hungary interested in removing barriers in EU

Czech PM Mirek Topolanek believes that the Czech Republic and Hungary have a joint interest in removing barriers in Europe,...

Governing coalition in Romania near collapse

Less than three months after Romania joined the European Union, the facade of good behavior and unity of its politicians...

National Bank of Hungary leaves rates unchanged at 8.00%

The Monetary Council of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) decided at its monthly rate-setting meeting on Monday to leave...

EU must rewrite failed constitution by yearend

The reform of EU's decision-making system has been on the backburner ever since the much-vaunted draft constitutional treaty was rejected...

EU says new-member economies most at risk to global stock drop

The economies of the European Union's newest members are the most vulnerable in the 27-nation bloc to a future extended...

Estonia raises inflation forecast, further dimming euro entry

Estonia's Finance Ministry raised its inflation forecast for this year and next, putting further strain on the Baltic country's efforts...

Rice says missiles needed to defend Europe from Iran

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said the US plan for a missile defense system in Europe is intended to blunt...

Czech cabinet agrees to sell 7% CEZ stake via capital markets

The Czech government decided to sell part of its stake in CEZ AS, the country's biggest power company, as it...