:News Archive
10. September 2010.
OSCE: Albania's political climate, conflictual
06:26 |
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| Alsat
In the annual report for Albania, OSCE Ambassador Robert Bosch estimates that the political scene was dominated by the conflict over the June 28 elections.
Inzko: First-Time voters can revolutionize the political landscape in BiH
06:29 |
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| Fena
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the seats in the parliaments are often decided by a very small number of votes. Referring to this fact, the High Representative and EU Special Representative, Valentin Inzko, said yesterday that the 80,000 young people who will be eligible to vote
Croatia falls from 72nd to 77th spot in ranking
06:33 |
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| RadioNET
Croatia is increasingly sliding down the global competitiveness ranking - this year, it fell five spots to 77th place in the overall ranking of the Global Competitiveness Report released by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Greece falls to 83rd place in global competitiveness report
06:41 |
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| Emg.rs
Greece fell to the 83rd place in the global competitiveness index of the World Economic Forum this year, down from 71st in 2009, reflecting a worsening of the macro-economic environment in the country.
EC President Barroso: It is time for name row settlement
06:51 |
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| MIA
It is time for final solution to the name issue, European Commission's President Jose Manuel Barroso said Thursday in Brussels after his meeting with Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov.
8th International Scientific Conference "Security in South-Eastern Europe" opens in Sofia
07:04 |
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| BTA
The 8th International Scientific Conference "Security in South-Eastern Europe" opened at Sofia's InterExpo Center on Thursday.
Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia sign protocol on establishment of joint railway operator
09:54 |
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| Hina
Representatives of the Croatian, Serbian and Slovenian national railway operators in Belgrade on Thursday signed a protocol on the establishment of a joint railway company called Cargo 10, marking the continuation of work on the establishment of a joint company for the purpose
Sixteen Croatian firms among 500 biggest in Central Europe
10:05 |
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| Croatian Times
Sixteen Croatian firms have found themselves on the list of the 500 biggest companies in Central Europe, according to a study produced by auditing firm Deloitte.
