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OHR, OSCE and CEC sign Memorandum of understanding
08:54 | 
0 | EMGportal
HR/EUSR Valentin Inzko, OSCE HoM Gary Robbins, and CEC President Irena Hadziabdic, today signed a tripartite memorandum of understanding which defines the advisory role that the OHR and OSCE retain within the CEC.
Forum on Pan-European Corridor VIII held in Tirana
08:58 | 0 | BTA
Transport, IT and Communications Minister Aleksandar Tsvetkov presented the development of the transport infrastructure of pan-European Corridor VIII on Bulgarian territory in Tirana.
Healthcare Forum held in Plovdiv
09:01 | 0 | BTA
A forum entitled, Bulgarian Healthcare - Between Pending Reforms and the Challenges of the Crisis, is held in Plovdiv under the auspices of President Georgi Purvanov.
Bulgaria: More than eight tons acetic anhydride seized during GDCOC operation
09:07 | 0 | Focus
More than eight tons acetic anhydride was seized during special operation of the General Directorate Combating Organized Crime (GDCOC), the press office of the Ministry of Interior announced. The operation was carried together with United States Drug Enforcement Administration
EBRD supports Croatia's economic recovery programme
09:15 | 0 | RadioNET
The Croatian government's programme for economic recovery is very important and deserves to be supported, the head of the EBRD office in Croatia, Charlotte Ruhe, said at a working dinner organised by the American Chamber of Commerce in Croatia on Thursday.
Business daily Poslovni Dnevnik and New York Times join forces in Croatia
09:19 | 0 | Croatian Times
Croatian business daily Poslovni Dnevnik and the New York Times will begin publishing a joint weekly insert The International Weekly in Croatian.
A. Samaras: "It is obvious that the crisis is not only Greece's"
09:24 
09:32 | 0 | ANA
Addressing the Economist conference, ND President Antonis Samaras underlined that this year's conference is taking place under truly dramatic circumstances.
Greek cooperative banks report improved Q1 results
09:41 | 0 | ANA
Greek cooperative banks reported improved results for the first quarter of 2010, compared with the same period in 2009, despite difficult conditions in the Greek economy.
FYROM: Large amount of weapons and explosives seized near Blace
09:45 | 0 | MIA
A large quantity of weapons, including machine-guns, manual missile launchers, anti-tank mines, explosives, detonators..., have been discovered and seized during an operation conducted by the police early this morning in the vicinity of Blace village.
Athens clash at finance ministry over budget cuts
09:48 | 0 | MIA
Around 500 people were demonstrating and some of them tried to break through a police cordon guarding the ministry.
FinMin Stavreski expects Greek investors to stay in FYRMacedonia
09:51 | 0 | MIA
According to Stavreski, Macedonia should promote its comparative advantages, hoping investors would recognize the difference.
U.S. leaders monitoring Greek financial crisis
09:55 | 0 | EMGportal
President Obama has spoken with German Chancellor Angela Merkel about Greece’s unfolding economic crisis and the importance of action by Greek officials to begin preparing the necessary measures to respond, the White House says.
New funds to support future Cyprus settlement
09:59 | 0 | EMGportal
The funds are planned to be used, in particular, for grant schemes addressed to a large variety of beneficiaries: civil society organisations, students and teachers, schools, farmers, villages, SMEs.
Adriatic-Ionic Initiative: Greek crisis dominates Parliament Heads meeting
10:01 | 0 | ANSAmed
An Adriatic macroregion is being talked about as an instrument to favour the European integration for the Balkans, but it is the shadow cast by the Greek crisis that has been talked about during the meeting of heads of parliament from Adriatic-Ionic Initiative (IAI) countries,
Bulgarian parliament rejects smoking ban
10:05 | 0 | SEtimes.com
Parliament voted against a bill that would have imposed a complete ban on smoking in cafes, restaurants and bars, starting on June 1st.
Romania: Investments to follow crisis
10:35 | 0 | Nine O'Clock
The energy, auto and wood processing industries are the main targets of foreign investors that choose to invest in our country, ‘Romania Libera’ daily writes. Thus, another auto manufacturer wants to come to Romania after Ford started its production lines.