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Russia wants to buy Czech Airlines

Russia is planning to take part in privatization of Prague International Airport and the Czech state air carrier Czech Airlines...

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EU ministers to discuss lower VAT for environment-friendly goods

EU finance ministers will soon discuss plans by France and Britain to reduce EU-wide VAT rates on environmentally- friendly products,...

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EU ministers to discuss lower VAT for environment-friendly goods

EU finance ministers will soon discuss plans by France and Britain to reduce EU-wide VAT rates on environmentally- friendly products,...

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World economy remains strong, G7 says

The world economy remains strong despite turmoil in financial markets, soaring oil prices and a weak US housing market that...

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World economy remains strong, G7 says

The world economy remains strong despite turmoil in financial markets, soaring oil prices and a weak US housing market that...

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CEE markets unmoved by euro timetable: Unicredit

Central’s Europe timetable to adopt the euro slipping should have little impact on the region’s financial markets, Willi Hemetsberger, head...

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Czechs could adopt euro in 2012

The Czech Republic could adopt the euro in 2012 if the government makes it its priority, Czech central bank (CNB)...

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EU, Montenegro to sign Stabilization and Association Agreement

Montenegro and the European Union are set to sign the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) on Monday, which will bring...

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Slumping dollar puts G-7 back in spotlight

For the last five years the global economy has sailed along, allowing meetings of the Group of Seven finance ministers...

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SK Opposition parties want Hungary-Slovakia tensions to end

The chairmen of the opposition parties - Mikuláš Dzurinda (SDKÚ), Pavol Hrušovský (KDH) and Pál Csáky (SMK) - said on...

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Singapore’s PM says economy not overheating, inflation under control

Singapore’s Prime Minister on Tuesday said his country’s economy was not overheating, with inflation under control despite firm economic growth....

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EU grumbles, but Montenegro keeps the euro

The European Union this week scalded aspiring member Montenegro over its use of the euro as its official currency, but...

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UN Security Council still divided over Kosovo

The 15-nation UN Security Council once again failed to agree on a possible plan of action if negotiations between Serbia...

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Euro ministers fall short of pressing dollar, target RMB

Finance ministers from the 13-nation bloc sharing euro failed Monday to seek a tougher stance against the appreciation of their...

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European socialists continue to exclude Slovak ruling Smer

The leadership of the Party of European Socialists (PES) decided in Brussels Thursday against bringing Smer, Slovakia’s senior ruling Social...

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Russia wants to buy Czech Airlines

Russia is planning to take part in privatization of Prague International Airport and the Czech state air carrier Czech Airlines...

Interview

EU ministers to discuss lower VAT for environment-friendly goods

EU finance ministers will soon discuss plans by France and Britain to reduce EU-wide VAT rates on environmentally- friendly products,...

Interview

EU ministers to discuss lower VAT for environment-friendly goods

EU finance ministers will soon discuss plans by France and Britain to reduce EU-wide VAT rates on environmentally- friendly products,...

Interview

World economy remains strong, G7 says

The world economy remains strong despite turmoil in financial markets, soaring oil prices and a weak US housing market that...

Interview

World economy remains strong, G7 says

The world economy remains strong despite turmoil in financial markets, soaring oil prices and a weak US housing market that...

Interview

CEE markets unmoved by euro timetable: Unicredit

Central’s Europe timetable to adopt the euro slipping should have little impact on the region’s financial markets, Willi Hemetsberger, head...

Interview

Czechs could adopt euro in 2012

The Czech Republic could adopt the euro in 2012 if the government makes it its priority, Czech central bank (CNB)...

Interview

EU, Montenegro to sign Stabilization and Association Agreement

Montenegro and the European Union are set to sign the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) on Monday, which will bring...

Interview

Slumping dollar puts G-7 back in spotlight

For the last five years the global economy has sailed along, allowing meetings of the Group of Seven finance ministers...

Interview

SK Opposition parties want Hungary-Slovakia tensions to end

The chairmen of the opposition parties - Mikuláš Dzurinda (SDKÚ), Pavol Hrušovský (KDH) and Pál Csáky (SMK) - said on...

Interview

Singapore’s PM says economy not overheating, inflation under control

Singapore’s Prime Minister on Tuesday said his country’s economy was not overheating, with inflation under control despite firm economic growth....

Interview

EU grumbles, but Montenegro keeps the euro

The European Union this week scalded aspiring member Montenegro over its use of the euro as its official currency, but...

Interview

UN Security Council still divided over Kosovo

The 15-nation UN Security Council once again failed to agree on a possible plan of action if negotiations between Serbia...

Interview

Euro ministers fall short of pressing dollar, target RMB

Finance ministers from the 13-nation bloc sharing euro failed Monday to seek a tougher stance against the appreciation of their...

Interview

European socialists continue to exclude Slovak ruling Smer

The leadership of the Party of European Socialists (PES) decided in Brussels Thursday against bringing Smer, Slovakia’s senior ruling Social...

Russia wants to buy Czech Airlines

Russia is planning to take part in privatization of Prague International Airport and the Czech state air carrier Czech Airlines...

EU ministers to discuss lower VAT for environment-friendly goods

EU finance ministers will soon discuss plans by France and Britain to reduce EU-wide VAT rates on environmentally- friendly products,...

EU ministers to discuss lower VAT for environment-friendly goods

EU finance ministers will soon discuss plans by France and Britain to reduce EU-wide VAT rates on environmentally- friendly products,...

World economy remains strong, G7 says

The world economy remains strong despite turmoil in financial markets, soaring oil prices and a weak US housing market that...

World economy remains strong, G7 says

The world economy remains strong despite turmoil in financial markets, soaring oil prices and a weak US housing market that...

CEE markets unmoved by euro timetable: Unicredit

Central’s Europe timetable to adopt the euro slipping should have little impact on the region’s financial markets, Willi Hemetsberger, head...

Czechs could adopt euro in 2012

The Czech Republic could adopt the euro in 2012 if the government makes it its priority, Czech central bank (CNB)...

EU, Montenegro to sign Stabilization and Association Agreement

Montenegro and the European Union are set to sign the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) on Monday, which will bring...

Slumping dollar puts G-7 back in spotlight

For the last five years the global economy has sailed along, allowing meetings of the Group of Seven finance ministers...

SK Opposition parties want Hungary-Slovakia tensions to end

The chairmen of the opposition parties - Mikuláš Dzurinda (SDKÚ), Pavol Hrušovský (KDH) and Pál Csáky (SMK) - said on...

Singapore’s PM says economy not overheating, inflation under control

Singapore’s Prime Minister on Tuesday said his country’s economy was not overheating, with inflation under control despite firm economic growth....

EU grumbles, but Montenegro keeps the euro

The European Union this week scalded aspiring member Montenegro over its use of the euro as its official currency, but...

UN Security Council still divided over Kosovo

The 15-nation UN Security Council once again failed to agree on a possible plan of action if negotiations between Serbia...

Euro ministers fall short of pressing dollar, target RMB

Finance ministers from the 13-nation bloc sharing euro failed Monday to seek a tougher stance against the appreciation of their...

European socialists continue to exclude Slovak ruling Smer

The leadership of the Party of European Socialists (PES) decided in Brussels Thursday against bringing Smer, Slovakia’s senior ruling Social...