:23. May 2012.
Stavreski: Construction of Corridor 10 section to revive economy
08:25 |
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| MIA
Construction of Corridor 10 highway section Demir Kapija-Smokvica will begin this summer, which along with other measures, is to help the economy's revival and increase of investments, said Vice Premier and Finance Minister Zoran Stavreski on Tuesday.
FYRMacedonia: Banking system stable, deposits safe
08:24 |
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| MIA
Macedonian banking system remained stable, maintaining high solvency and liquidity despite uncertainty of the EU debt crisis. Stress-tests have shown that Macedonian banks would sustain even the worst-case scenarios, concluded the Financial Stability Committee, which reviewed
Greek government debt slashed to 280.292 billion euro in March
08:19 |
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| AMNA
Following the PSI bond writedown, the Greek central government debt was slashed to 280.292 billion euro at the end of March 2012, down from 367.978 billion euro at the end of December 2011, the Greek General Accounting Office announced on Monday.
Europe prepares for Greek departure from Eurozone
08:15 |
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| Voice of Russia
The EU heads of government meet on Wednesday in Brussels for yet another round of discussions on what exactly to do about Greece.
Greek banks under threat
08:13 |
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| Voice of Russia
Greece is threatened by a banking crisis as foreign account holders and investors are withdrawing their money from Greek banks. They fear that the country may quit the eurozone and their euro accounts will be converted into drachmas – Greece’s pre-euro national currency.
INA to invest HRK 514 mln in EOR project
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| tportal.hr
The oil company INA on Tuesday launched in Ivanic Grad, 25 kilometres southeast from Zagreb, a project for Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), in which it will invest 514 million kuna (approx. EUR 68.5 million) in the next three years.
Hypo Bank selling its banks in the former Yugoslavia
08:03 |
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| Croatian Times
Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank International AG has hired Deutsche Bank AG to sell its banks in the former Yugoslavia, said CEO of Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank, Gottwald Kranebitter yesterday, reported website Tportal.
Bajramovic: Seven to ten thousand workers at warning protest
08:01 |
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| Fena
Seven to ten thousand workers are expected to be at warning protest of Alliance of Independent Unions of BiH, which will be held on May 26 in front of building of Parliament of FBiH in Sarajevo, president of Alliance of Independent Unions of BiH Ismet Bajramovic stated for FENA
January-May: 4247 new persons with Bulgarian citizenship
07:59 |
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| BNR
Bulgarian Vice-President Margarita Popova announced that in the period January 22 – May 22 she has issued decrees according to which Bulgarian citizenship is granted to 4247 persons.
Bulgarian Parliament ratifies agreement for support of Nabucco gas pipeline project
07:58 |
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| BNR
The Bulgarian Parliament has ratified an agreement for support of the Nabucco gas pipeline project. The agreement was signed by Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GMBH and Nabucco Gas Pipeline Bulgaria.
PM Berisha speaks about Himara tragic accident on ABC News
07:55 |
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| Emg.rs
On his way back home from Chicago, Prime Minister Sali Berisha gave an interview to ABC News television about Himara tragic accident of a bus crash killing at least a dozen students. The prime minister said he was in contact with all the relevant agencies and ministries as soon
Six Vraniskovski's associates ordered detention
07:50 |
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| Tanjug
A Macedonian court issued orders for six people suspected of involvement in money laundering together with Serbian Orthodox Church Archbishop of Ohrid Jovan Vraniskovski to be remanded in custody, while thirteen more people had their travel documents taken away from them after a
22. May 2012.
Quake rocks Bulgaria, N. Greece
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| ekathimerini.com
A strong earthquake measuring 5.8 on the Richter scale rocked Bulgaria at 3 a.m. on Tuesday, and was also felt in parts of Northern Greece, and especially Serres.
EBRD: Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia need a defense ring for potential Greek withdrawal from eurozone
08:42 |
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| Romania Business Insider
Erik Berglof, the head economist of EBRD said a defence ring needs to be created around these three countries but Romania, the largest of the three countries, will withstand a potential crisis despite the high Greek exposure.
Top trade insurer eyes restrictions on Greek cover
08:39 |
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| Athensnews.gr
Euler Hermes, the world's No. 1 trade credit insurer, said it might restrict the cover it provides to exporters doing business with Greece, citing fears the country could be forced out of the euro.
FYROM: Gasoline, diesel prices drop
08:32 |
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| MIA
Gasoline prices plummet by Denar 1.5 per liter, while diesel prices are decreased by Denar 0.5, the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has decided.
Albanian bus carrying university students falls off cliff, 11 killed
08:31 |
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| MIA
Albanian authorities say a bus carrying university students fell off a cliff, killing 11 people and injuring 22 others.
Bucharest conclusion on FYRMacedonia reiterated in Chicago
08:29 |
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| Emg.rs, MIA
Heads of state and government of NATO member-states reiterate in the Chicago summit declaration the conclusions from the 2008 Bucharest summit, saying they would extend an invitation to the Republic of Macedonia to join the Alliance as soon as a mutually acceptable solution
Chicago Summit strongly welcomes Montenegro progress towards NATO membership
08:27 |
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| Emg.rs
Prime Minister Igor Lukšić voiced satisfaction with “the message of strong encouragement” for Montenegro’s NATO bid that was sent from the Chicago Summit, adding that Montenegro needs to continue its efforts.
Summer school programme at Athens College
08:23 |
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| Athensnews.gr
The Informatics Center (IC) of the Hellenic American Educational Foundation (Athens College and Psychiko College) collaborated with HAEFʼs Free Studies Workshop Programme to develop a programme celebrating artistic and social awareness and advancements.
WB official: Croatian gov't recognised challenges on time
08:20 |
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| tportal.hr
There are two big challenges ahead of Croatia - reducing its fiscal deficit and supporting investments, notably private investments, Harrold told reporters, adding that Croatia's EU entry would be an excellent opportunity for its economic growth.
Science Academy forecasts 1.3% growth for Bulgaria in 2012
08:13 |
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| Novinite.com
The Bulgarian economy will grow with 1.3% during 2012, according to an analysis by the Institute of Economics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences revealed Monday.
100% of Bulgaria’s territory covered by NATO Anti Missile Defense
08:11 |
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| BNR
100 percent of Bulgaria’s territory is now under the shield with the existing facilities for counteraction against a possible threat by intercontinental ballistic missiles, coming from regions of instability, the Foreign Minister pointed out.
Tomislav Karamarko - new president of HDZ
08:06 |
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| Tanjug
Tomislav Karamarko is the new president of the biggest opposition party in Croatia - the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) - since in the second round he won the votes of 971 delegates at the party's 15th general convention.
21. May 2012.
Croatia's Best Employer Awards held
09:13 |
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| Croatian Times
METRO Cash & Carry won the award in the large business category (more than 250 employees), with retail chains dm-drogerie and Kozmo 2nd and 3rd respectively.
Greece tourism hit by euro crisis
09:11 |
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| Focus News Agency
Europeans are avoiding vacations to Greece this summer fearing instability sparked by the debt crisis, industry sources say, inflicting a hard blow to the country's already devastated economy, AFP reported.
Danone sells EUR 118 mln of dairy products in Romania
09:07 |
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| Romania Business Insider
Danone Romania sold EUR 118.6 million worth of dairy products last year, 5.7 percent higher than the year before.
OTP Bank turns to loss in Romania in first quarter
09:06 |
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| Romania Business Insider
Hungarian-owned bank OTP Romania made a loss of around EUR 4.1 million in the first quarter of the year, due to lower operational profit and high risk costs; the bank turned a profit in the same period of 2011.
Profit of Slovenian Companies at Five-Year Low
09:05 |
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| STA
Companies in Slovenia generated a total net profit of EUR 457.2m in 2011, which is the lowest in the last five years, 2010 net loss excluded. Companies made EUR 78.63bn in revenues in 2011, which is 8% more than the year before, but the companies' costs also increased by 8%.
Gruevski: Macedonia deserves membership invitation, NATO lacking response
08:45 |
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| MIA
Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski refers in an interview with MIA to the NATO Summit in Chicago, saying he does not expect Macedonia to get the deserved membership invitation due to the Greece's blockade, the unprincipled position and double standards policy of the Alliance, as
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Serbian films at Nigerian festival
10. May - 23. May 2012 | Izabrani događaji
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Presentation of migration profile of Serbia, Manual on Human Rights of Migrants
23. May 2012. | Izabrani događaji
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Two-day regional conference “Climate change and health effects”
22. May - 23. May 2012 | Izabrani događaji
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Seminar on participation of Serbian researchers in CERN
23. May - 24. May 2012 | Izabrani događaji
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Green Week opens in Brussels
23. May - 25. May 2012 | Izabrani događaji
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Croatian Festival of One Minute Films set to start
23. May - 25. May 2012 | Izabrani događaji
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Medecins du Monde to hold international conference in Athens
24. May - 26. May 2012 | Izabrani događaji
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Film about Radivoj Korac at Moscow festival
22. May - 29. May 2012 | Izabrani događaji