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Josipovic: Croatia cannot emerge from crisis without reforms
08:47 | 
0 | Tanjug
Croatian President Ivo Josipovic said on late Thursday that the country was going to be in danger of destabilization if necessary reforms were not carried out, stressing that he, as the president, would commit himself to fully implement the planned reforms.
Albanian opposition holds new anti-government protest
08:55 | 0 | AP
Tens of thousands of Albanian opposition supporters marched peacefully through the capital Friday to demand the government resign over corruption allegations, almost a month after four people died when a similar demonstration turned violent.
Bulgaria asked to pay dues for Burgas–Alexandrupolis pipeline by March 20
09:01 | 0 | Dnevnik
Bulgaria has been offered to pay its installment as a shareholder in the Burgas–Alexandrupolis oil pipeline, estimated by Russia at EUR 7.3 million, by March 20, and to continue funding the project, Russian daily RIA Novosti reported on Thursday.
EU's Fouere poised to leave FYRMacedonia
09:05 | 0 | SEtimes.com
After spending six years in the country, Foure leaves Macedonia at the end of the month, and will be succeeded by Peter Sorensen of Denmark.
Croatia, Poland sign regional development deal
09:06 | 0 | SEtimes.com
Regional Development Minister Bozidar Pankretic and Polish counterpart Elzbieta Bienkowska signed a memorandum on co-operation on regional development Thursday .
Alpha Bank rejects NBG merger proposal
09:17 | 0 | ANA
The bid was the second in a decade where a merger plan between the two banks failed to materialise. A bank statement said Alpha Bank's board "unanimously, and after examining the terms of the proposed merger, rejects the plan, taking in view the uncertainty created by the
Greek PM tours Eastern Macedonia- Thrace Region
09:33 
09:48 | 0 | Emg.rs, ANA
Prime Minister George Papandreou, addressing the session of the Regional Council of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace in the city of Komotini on Friday evening, criticised those embarking on disaster mongering and pointed out that the country is experiencing one of the most difficult