:News Archive
28. July 2010.
Foreign Ministry says Ukraine will not recognize Kosovo
09:21 |
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| Ukrinform
Ukraine has not changed its stance on recognition of Kosovo's independence, Foreign Ministry's spokesman Oleksandr Dikusarov has said.
UK court rejects Serbian request for Ganic's extradition
09:22 |
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| Beta
A court in London on July 27 rejected Serbia's motion for the extradition of Ejup Ganic, a member of the defunct wartime Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, suspected of a war crime in Sarajevo, in 1992.
Dzurinda: Kosmet without recognition from Bratislava
09:33 |
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| EMGportal
Slovakia will not recognize Kosmet as an independent state, said Head of the Slovak Diplomacy Mikulas Dzurinda, once more confirming that Bratislava will not change its stance on that issue.
Mayors of Dubrovnik, Sarajevo and Mostar urge Pan-European route constructions
09:54 |
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| BH Daily News
The mayors of Dubrovnik, Mostar and Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) met in Mostar to discuss the construction of major highways that would connect their cities with large European routes.
Fewer Bulgarians travel abroad
09:56 |
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| BNR
The number of Bulgarian nationals who traveled abroad in June 2010 is 38.4% fewer on June 2009, the National Statistical Institute reported.
S&P confirms Bulgaria’s credit rating at BBB
09:58 |
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| Dnevnik
Global rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has affirmed the stable outlook for Bulgaria’s rating at BBB, finance minister Simeon Djankov said, quoting a report published by the agency yesterday.
Ex PM: Borisov Govt stalls Burgas-Alexandroupolis pipeline
09:59 |
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| Sofia News Agency
Ex PM Stanishev thinks the Borisov government is stalling the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline on purpose. Photo by BGNES Bulgaria is going to have to pay penalties of about EUR 0.5 B if it gives up and thus kills the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project, according to
Croatian share in regional oil consumption 1.65 per cent
10:02 |
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| Croatian Times
Croatia’s share in the consumption of oil and natural gas in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is 1.65 according to data published by BMI agency.
PM: Greece and Bulgaria are 'strategic partners'
10:05 |
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| ANA
Prime Minister George Papandreou on Tuesday underlined the huge potential for cooperation between Greece and Bulgaria, in a joint press conference with his Bulgarian counterpart Boyko Borisov after the first joint session of the Greece-Bulgaria High-Level Cooperation Council
Franchise colleges receive operating licenses
10:07 |
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| ANA
Operating licenses have been granted to 30 of the 40 Post-Lyceum Educational Centres (Colleges) based in Greece that filed applications, Education Minister Anna Diamantopoulou announced in a press conference on Tuesday.
Greece: 80% of the petrol stations Greece had run out of unleaded gas
10:10 |
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| ANA
More than 80 percent of the petrol stations throughout Greece had run out of unleaded gas on Tuesday morning, as tanker truck owners entered the second day of an indefinite strike in protest against a draft bill to open up the road freight market, including that of fuel, that
FYRMacedonia's industrial production this June higher for 5,4%
10:12 |
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| MIA
According to the State Statistical Office data, the industrial production index in the FYRepublic of Macedonia in June 2010, in comparison with June 2009, was 105.4, marking an increase of 5,4 percent.
IMF-Romania: The Q1 fiscal performance disappointed
10:14 |
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| Hotnews.ro
The last report of IMF experts, published on Friday on the official webside of the Fund, made after the last IMF visit in Romania analyzes the evolution of the economy until the end of the first quarter and notes the expectations for the following period.
Romania's Foreign Affairs ministry warns Romanians travelling to Greece that there are spontanous protests
10:16 |
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| Hotnews.ro
Romania's Foreign Affairs ministry warns Romanians travelling to Greece with their personal car that there are problems with fuel providers throughout the country.