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APEC may forge ties as WTO’s Doha trade talks stall

Twenty-one leaders from the Asia- Pacific Economic Cooperation forum may forge closer trade ties as the World Trade Organization struggles...

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Hungarian forint gains to 8-month high as inflation accelerates

Hungary's forint advanced to the highest in eight months versus the euro as inflation, the fastest in the European Union,...

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Poland blocks EU plan for mandate on energy talks with Russia

Poland blocked European Union plans to negotiate an energy agreement with Russia to protest a Russian ban on Polish meats...

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China, EU to negotiate trade terms next year

China and the EU will meet early next year to address „gaps” in China's follow-through on some international trade commitments,...

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Public sector workers protest planned wage rise

Public sector unions protested plans by the government to raise wages just 0.2% in 2007 in a letter to Prime...

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Hungary may have smaller deficit than forecast

Hungary, which has missed its budget deficit target every year since 2001, may have a lower shortfall next year than...

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EU’s Almunia says Hungary’s budget situation “somewhat grave”

EU Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said Hungary's budget situation is “somewhat grave” and the government's consolidation program “requires vigorous...

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Poland expects fewer workers to go abroad as economy develops

Poland expects fewer workers to head abroad for work as the economy develops and eases concern over an exodus of...

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EU to tighten tracing of payments in battle against terrorism

European Union governments gave anti-terrorism investigators greater powers to trace bank payments, seeking to dry up financing for terror groups....

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Hungarian secret service files blame far-right groups for riot

Hungary opened secret service reports on the October 23 riots in Budapest and claimed far-right political groups incited some of...

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Half of homeless in central London come from Eastern Europe

Half of the homeless people in central London come from Eastern Europe, according to a report, as the UK government...

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Romania to revise budget to show narrower deficit

Romania's government will revise the budget for a fourth time this year to cut deficit figures because a surplus was...

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Global slowdown may raise hopes for WTO

A global economic slowdown may improve chances for an international trade accord as governments seek to combat protectionism, said Pascal...

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SMEs to bear brunt of minimum wage rise

A rise in the minimum wage from the start of 2007 is expected to hurt SMEs, farming and food companies...

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Axiál opens €1 mln farm machinery service center

Axiál Kft, which sells and services farm machinery, inaugurated a new €1 million service shop in Székesfehérvár on Thursday....

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APEC may forge ties as WTO’s Doha trade talks stall

Twenty-one leaders from the Asia- Pacific Economic Cooperation forum may forge closer trade ties as the World Trade Organization struggles...

Interview

Hungarian forint gains to 8-month high as inflation accelerates

Hungary's forint advanced to the highest in eight months versus the euro as inflation, the fastest in the European Union,...

Interview

Poland blocks EU plan for mandate on energy talks with Russia

Poland blocked European Union plans to negotiate an energy agreement with Russia to protest a Russian ban on Polish meats...

Interview

China, EU to negotiate trade terms next year

China and the EU will meet early next year to address „gaps” in China's follow-through on some international trade commitments,...

Interview

Public sector workers protest planned wage rise

Public sector unions protested plans by the government to raise wages just 0.2% in 2007 in a letter to Prime...

Interview

Hungary may have smaller deficit than forecast

Hungary, which has missed its budget deficit target every year since 2001, may have a lower shortfall next year than...

Interview

EU’s Almunia says Hungary’s budget situation “somewhat grave”

EU Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said Hungary's budget situation is “somewhat grave” and the government's consolidation program “requires vigorous...

Interview

Poland expects fewer workers to go abroad as economy develops

Poland expects fewer workers to head abroad for work as the economy develops and eases concern over an exodus of...

Interview

EU to tighten tracing of payments in battle against terrorism

European Union governments gave anti-terrorism investigators greater powers to trace bank payments, seeking to dry up financing for terror groups....

Interview

Hungarian secret service files blame far-right groups for riot

Hungary opened secret service reports on the October 23 riots in Budapest and claimed far-right political groups incited some of...

Interview

Half of homeless in central London come from Eastern Europe

Half of the homeless people in central London come from Eastern Europe, according to a report, as the UK government...

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Romania to revise budget to show narrower deficit

Romania's government will revise the budget for a fourth time this year to cut deficit figures because a surplus was...

Interview

Global slowdown may raise hopes for WTO

A global economic slowdown may improve chances for an international trade accord as governments seek to combat protectionism, said Pascal...

HR

SMEs to bear brunt of minimum wage rise

A rise in the minimum wage from the start of 2007 is expected to hurt SMEs, farming and food companies...

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Axiál opens €1 mln farm machinery service center

Axiál Kft, which sells and services farm machinery, inaugurated a new €1 million service shop in Székesfehérvár on Thursday....

APEC may forge ties as WTO’s Doha trade talks stall

Twenty-one leaders from the Asia- Pacific Economic Cooperation forum may forge closer trade ties as the World Trade Organization struggles...

Hungarian forint gains to 8-month high as inflation accelerates

Hungary's forint advanced to the highest in eight months versus the euro as inflation, the fastest in the European Union,...

Poland blocks EU plan for mandate on energy talks with Russia

Poland blocked European Union plans to negotiate an energy agreement with Russia to protest a Russian ban on Polish meats...

China, EU to negotiate trade terms next year

China and the EU will meet early next year to address „gaps” in China's follow-through on some international trade commitments,...

Public sector workers protest planned wage rise

Public sector unions protested plans by the government to raise wages just 0.2% in 2007 in a letter to Prime...

Hungary may have smaller deficit than forecast

Hungary, which has missed its budget deficit target every year since 2001, may have a lower shortfall next year than...

EU’s Almunia says Hungary’s budget situation “somewhat grave”

EU Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said Hungary's budget situation is “somewhat grave” and the government's consolidation program “requires vigorous...

Poland expects fewer workers to go abroad as economy develops

Poland expects fewer workers to head abroad for work as the economy develops and eases concern over an exodus of...

EU to tighten tracing of payments in battle against terrorism

European Union governments gave anti-terrorism investigators greater powers to trace bank payments, seeking to dry up financing for terror groups....

Hungarian secret service files blame far-right groups for riot

Hungary opened secret service reports on the October 23 riots in Budapest and claimed far-right political groups incited some of...

Half of homeless in central London come from Eastern Europe

Half of the homeless people in central London come from Eastern Europe, according to a report, as the UK government...

Romania to revise budget to show narrower deficit

Romania's government will revise the budget for a fourth time this year to cut deficit figures because a surplus was...

Global slowdown may raise hopes for WTO

A global economic slowdown may improve chances for an international trade accord as governments seek to combat protectionism, said Pascal...

SMEs to bear brunt of minimum wage rise

A rise in the minimum wage from the start of 2007 is expected to hurt SMEs, farming and food companies...

Axiál opens €1 mln farm machinery service center

Axiál Kft, which sells and services farm machinery, inaugurated a new €1 million service shop in Székesfehérvár on Thursday....