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05. January 2011.
Bucharest threatens to block Croatian EU accession
06:14 | 
0 | Tanjug
Official Bucharest has threatened to to create problems for Croatia's EU accession bid in a diplomatic counter-attack against delays to its own entry into the EU's border-free Schengen zone.
Appeal Court refuses to extradite Bishop Jovan to FYRMacedonia
06:16 | 0 | Tanjug
The Sofia Court of Appeal overturned the ruling by the District Court which decided to extradite the Head of the Orthodox Ohrid Archbishopric Bishop Jovan, and lifted the ban on Jovan leaving the country.
Citizens of BiH want job, higher salaries and pensions in 2011
06:41 | 0 | Fena
The highest percentage of citizens of RS (12.7%) want to get a job, i.e. retire if they are coming close to the end of their work service.
Bulgaria: President imposes veto on electoral code
06:44 | 0 | BTA
President Georgi Purvanov referred the Electoral Code back to Parliament for further deliberations, the President's Press Secretariat said. The Code was enacted on December 22, 2010.
Bulgargaz will maintain limited deliveries to Shoumen
06:47 | 0 | Echo Sofia
Bulgaria's gas monopoly Bulgargaz will maintain limited deliveries to all its clients in the municipality of Shoumen, northeastern Bulgaria, amid fears that the region would be left out in the cold.
Orhan Pamuk in Athens
06:49 | 0 | ANA
Noted Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk, the 2006 Nobel Prize laureate in literature, will give a lecture at Athens Concert Hall (Megaron) on Jan. 11, within the framework of the Megaron Plus cultural programme.
Greece: Mass transit strike cancelled
06:51 | 0 | ANA
ISAP electric rail workers decided to suspend a 24-hour strike announced for Wednesday and instead will hold a four-hour work stoppage between noon and 4 p.m.
BEA will not hold annual New Year event due to economic situation
06:54 | 0 | ANA
The Athens Chamber of Small and Medium Industries (BEA) announced on Monday that, just as last year, it will not hold its traditional annual New Year reception.
Greek PMI again falls in Dec.
06:55 | 0 | ANA
Greece’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) eased to 43.1 points in December from 43.9 in November, its lowest reading since August, evidence of worsening conditions in the Greek manufacturing sector.
Ohrid's gold mask to be exhibited in the Netherlands
07:01 | 0 | MIA
Several rare icons from Ohrid are to be also displayed at an exibit titled "Christianity in Macedonia", which will be opened in the Dutch city of Utrecht as of Feb. 8.
Bulgaria to call 3rd tender for Kremikovtzi
12:36 | 0 | Pioneer-Investors.com
Bulgaria will call another tender for the production assets of insolvent Bulgarian steel mill Kremikovtzi on February 7, the plant's administrator Tsvetan Bankov said as quoted by Dnevnik.