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Poland’s GDP growth in 2006 revised to 6.1%

Poland's GDP grew by 6.1% in 2006, up from earlier estimates of 5.8%, the Polish Central Statistical Office (GUS) said...

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Ham radio lets ISS crewmembers connect with schools around the world

The Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) program is having a very busy and successful April....

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Speakers of V4 parliaments sign agreement on cooperation

Governments of V4 signed an agreement on the cooperation of their governments, meeting regularly once a year....

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EU finance ministers meet in Berlin

The euro's strength against other currencies is "no reason to panic," Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker said Friday before he...

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Turkey says it will reform, even without EU

Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul said Tuesday that his country was committed to further reforms, regardless of whether the European...

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WTO: China overtakes US in exports

China surpassed the United States as the world’s second-largest exporter in the middle of last year, according to figures released...

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Sanyo opens new factory

Electronic equipment manufacturer Sanyo Hungary Kft commenced production yesterday at its plant in Dorog Northern Hungary....

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Leaders set trade deal deadline

Trade ministers from six of the world's leading industrial countries have said they are committed to finishing global negotiations by...

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Skoda Auto wage talks may lead to unprecedented demands elsewhere

In culminating tough wage talks at a flagship of the Czech industry, Volkswagen-owned Skoda Auto made a final offer that...

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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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Poland’s GDP growth in 2006 revised to 6.1%

Poland's GDP grew by 6.1% in 2006, up from earlier estimates of 5.8%, the Polish Central Statistical Office (GUS) said...

Interview

Ham radio lets ISS crewmembers connect with schools around the world

The Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) program is having a very busy and successful April....

Interview

Speakers of V4 parliaments sign agreement on cooperation

Governments of V4 signed an agreement on the cooperation of their governments, meeting regularly once a year....

Interview

EU finance ministers meet in Berlin

The euro's strength against other currencies is "no reason to panic," Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker said Friday before he...

Interview

Turkey says it will reform, even without EU

Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul said Tuesday that his country was committed to further reforms, regardless of whether the European...

Interview

WTO: China overtakes US in exports

China surpassed the United States as the world’s second-largest exporter in the middle of last year, according to figures released...

HR

Sanyo opens new factory

Electronic equipment manufacturer Sanyo Hungary Kft commenced production yesterday at its plant in Dorog Northern Hungary....

Interview

Leaders set trade deal deadline

Trade ministers from six of the world's leading industrial countries have said they are committed to finishing global negotiations by...

Interview

Skoda Auto wage talks may lead to unprecedented demands elsewhere

In culminating tough wage talks at a flagship of the Czech industry, Volkswagen-owned Skoda Auto made a final offer that...

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...

Poland’s GDP growth in 2006 revised to 6.1%

Poland's GDP grew by 6.1% in 2006, up from earlier estimates of 5.8%, the Polish Central Statistical Office (GUS) said...

Ham radio lets ISS crewmembers connect with schools around the world

The Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) program is having a very busy and successful April....

Speakers of V4 parliaments sign agreement on cooperation

Governments of V4 signed an agreement on the cooperation of their governments, meeting regularly once a year....

EU finance ministers meet in Berlin

The euro's strength against other currencies is "no reason to panic," Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker said Friday before he...

Turkey says it will reform, even without EU

Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul said Tuesday that his country was committed to further reforms, regardless of whether the European...

WTO: China overtakes US in exports

China surpassed the United States as the world’s second-largest exporter in the middle of last year, according to figures released...

Sanyo opens new factory

Electronic equipment manufacturer Sanyo Hungary Kft commenced production yesterday at its plant in Dorog Northern Hungary....

Leaders set trade deal deadline

Trade ministers from six of the world's leading industrial countries have said they are committed to finishing global negotiations by...

Skoda Auto wage talks may lead to unprecedented demands elsewhere

In culminating tough wage talks at a flagship of the Czech industry, Volkswagen-owned Skoda Auto made a final offer that...

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...