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06. January 2011.
Great interest from Hungarian passport
08:24 | 
0 | Tanjug
Many citizens of Hungarian origin, living in neighbouring countries, already started applying for Hungarian citizenship, which they were enabled with the new law adopted in Budapest last year.
Tihic favours annulment of Law on State Property
08:25 | 0 | Tanjug
Deputy Speaker of the House of Peoples of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) Sulejman Tihic will request from the BiH Constitutional Court to annul the Law on Status of State Property in the territory of Republika Srpska (RS), Tihic's cabinet released on Wednesday.
Roma clash with police in Athens
08:49 | 0 | Tanjug
Several dozens of Roma clashed with the police in Roma area outside Athens, after a six-year old girl was accidentally killed by police motorcycle.
BH: Central Bank reduces reserve requirement
08:59 | 0 | BH News
The Governing Board of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CBBH) made the decision to reduce the required reserves rate on deposits, included in the base for calculation of required reserves and with the maturity up to one year, from 14% to 10%.
Bulgaria's M&A market deteriorates in 2010
09:03 | 0 | Dnevnik
Last year is likely to emerge as one of the worst periods for the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market in Bulgaria, although in the last months of 2010 the segment witnessed a rebound in the activities of both buyers and sellers.
Bulgaria registers first case of FMD in 12 years
09:06 | 0 | Sofia News Agency
A wild boar with FMD has been killed in the region of the southeastern Bulgarian city of Burgas. A 10 km security zone has been established and all vehicles passing through the region are being disinfected. All living animal trade in the Burgas region has been stopped.
Serbian Church wants back its monastery-turned-disco club on Hvar
09:08 | 0 | Croatian Times
A Serbian Orthodox Church has asked for one of its monasteries that was turned into nightclub to be turned back into a church.
Croatian Prime Minister satisfied with The Economist's projections
09:09 | 0 | Hina
Commenting on the forecasts by the British business weekly The Economist that Croatia's GDP would rise by 2 percent and unemployment would fall in 2011, Prime Minister Kosor said on Monday that she was satisfied with such projections, which she said corroborated her optimism
Premier Emil Boc: Romania ends 2010 with 6.58 percent deficit, below IMF target
09:10 | 0 | Agerpres
Romania ended the year 2010 with a budget deficit amounting to 6.58 percent of the gross domestic product, below the target agreed on with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said Prime Minister Emil Boc on Wednesday.
H.H. Stefan: Truth and God's justice are on our side, let's preserve the right to defend what's ours
09:15 | 2 | MIA
Nothing happens by chance - neither the refusal by some regional sister churches to recognise the Macedonian Orthodox Church (MOC), nor the denial of the name of Macedonia and all that belongs to us as a Macedonian nation.
Children's movies in Cinematheque of Macedonia Jan. 9-23
09:21 | 0 | MIA
Cinematheque of Macedonia in cooperation with Manaki Film Wednesday at 11:00h will screen free of charge the French animated movie "The True Story of Puss'n Boots" for the children of the SOS Children's Village.
Guardian urges Britons to spent their winter holiday in Macedonian ski resorts
09:24 | 1 | MIA
FYRMacedonia's ski-resorts Popova Sapka and Mavrovo are being offered for the first time to British winter sports fans.