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21. December 2010.
Memorandum signed for better cooperation of border police
14:25 | 
0 | Tanjug
The representatives of border police of six regional countries signed in Belgrade on Tuesday a Memorandum of Cooperation between the countries' border police at international airport crossings.
Montenegro: Earthquake hit Pluzine
14:27 | 0 | Tanjug
The Montenegro Seismological Observatory detected on Monday morning a rather strong earthquake whose epicenter was 2 kilometers southeast of Pluzine.
Milo Djukanovic steps down
16:11 | 0 | Tanjug, MIA, Emg.rs
Montenegro's veteran Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic resigned on Tuesday only days after the Balkans state was given formal status as a European Union candidate.New government should be elected by the end of this year, having in mind no significant changes are expected.
Djukanovic to announce his stepping down Tuesday
07:25 | 0 | Tanjug
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic will announce his stepping down at a press conference on Tuesday, MINA news agency released citing a source from the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) leadership.
BiH: Sovereign credit ratings, outlook stable
07:32 | 0 | BH Daily News
Global ratings agency Standard&Poor’s (S&P) said it affirmed its 'B+' long-term and 'B' short-term sovereign credit ratings on Bosnia.
S&P upholds Bulgaria's BBB/A-3 ratings
07:33 | 0 | Dnevnik
Standard and Poor's confirmed on Friday its BBB/A-3 sovereign credit ratings with a "stable" outlook on Bulgaria.
Half of Bulgarians say economic conditions still worsening - poll
07:35 | 0 | Dnevnik
Only 10% of Bulgarians consider that the economic climate in the country is improving, while half of the population believes the conditions are deteriorating, according to a survey of Sofia-based research outfit Alpha Research, carried out in December.
Greece: Public transport strikes to continue all week
07:37 | 0 | ANA
More public transport strikes are expected in Athens throughout the coming week as workers continue protest action against government plans for wage cuts and involuntary staff transfers.
Greek trade unions' protests on Wednesday
07:38 | 0 | ANA
Protest rallies outside Parliament are being planned by Greek trade unions next Wednesday afternoon, when MPs will be wrapping up the debate on the 2011 budget.
FYROM: Electricity prices to rise by 6,36%
07:42 | 0 | MIA
The price of electricity will be most likely increased by 6,36%, according to analyses on achieved real costs and demands from companies. The analyses have been carried out by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) of Macedonia in line with documents submitted by eight companies
FYROM: Gasoline, diesel prices rise
07:43 | 0 | MIA
ERC says the new prices come as a result of the crude oil average price worldwide and the Dollar-Denar exchange rate in the past fortnight.
Romania: Budget deficit increases to 5.2 percent at November end
07:45 | 0 | ACT News Agency
The budget deficit increased at the end of November this year to 5.2 percent of the estimated gross domestic product (GDP), compared with 4.63 percent of GDP at the end of October, Government sources told Agerpres.
Special weekend air offers by OA
13:21 | 0 | ANA
Every Friday, Olympic Air will post 9 selected destinations (3 international and 6 domestic) on its website featuring special weekend air fares.
FYROM: Entrepreneurs of the year 2010 announced at ceremony
13:23 | 0 | MIA
Macedonia's Association of Chambers of Commerce announced Monday the best entrepreneurs for 2010 in the categories of micro and small enterprises.
Albania's Basha denies involvement in "Yellow House" investigations
13:26 | 0 | SEtimes.com
Basha's name was mentioned by the former UNMIK official in charge of missing persons, Jose Pablo Baraybar, who said Basha served as a translator in 2004.