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Albania: CEC analyzes the parties’ complaints
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0 | Alsat, SEtimes.com
The Central Election Commission (CEC) decided to analyze all complaints presented for the irregularities that were pretended during the voting and counting processes for the municipality of Tirana.
Forty per cent of Croats 'satisfied' with Mladic´s arrest
07:20 | 0 | Croatian Times
Forty per cent of Croatia’s citizens are satisfied with the recent arrest of Serb military commander accused of war crimes, Ratko Mladic.
Romania releases Turkish fishermen
07:34 | 0 | SEtimes.com
Authorities released 13 Turkish fishermen on Sunday (May 29th) who were detained after their ship was spotted in Romania's economic zone.
Oettinger: South Stream should not be blocked
07:40 | 0 | Tanjug
EU Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger assessed in Vienna Monday that the South Stream gas pipeline which should deliver the Russian gas to the European consumers should not be blocked.
Greece: Gov't, troika talks in final stage
07:45 | 0 | ANA
The Greek government is entering the final stage of talks with the EC-ECB-IMF "troika" over drafting the closely watched Medium-Term Fiscal Strategy Programme, including additional fiscal interventions this year and an ambitious privatisation and state assets management
Greece: Oil exploration tenders to begin in 2012
07:46 | 0 | ANA
The Greek government will launch tender procedures for oil exploration contracts in the Ionian Sea and southern Crete in 2012, after completion of seismic research in these regions, Environment, Energy and Climate Change Deputy Minister Yiannis Maniatis told a Mediterranean
ECB official: New Greek aid under study
07:48 | 0 | Athensnews.gr
Greece could get another 20 billion euros in aid from its fellow euro countries and raise three times that through new austerity measures such as selling government property, a top European Central Bank official says.
Samaras: 'Consensus only on the renegotiation of the memorandum terms'
07:50 | 0 | ANA
Main opposition New Democracy (ND) leader Antonis Samaras on Monday repeated that consensus can be achieved only on the renegotiation of the memorandum terms using as a basis his party's economic proposal for kick-starting the economy through the adoption of lower tax indices.
Petalotis: ND insistence on Zappion II "not helping"
07:52 | 0 | ANA
Government spokesman George Petalotis on Monday again ruled out all prospect of accepting main opposition New Democracy's 'Zappion II' economic programme in full. At the same time, he insisted that there were still margins for reaching national consensus with the other parties.
Papariga: Bankruptcy has already begun
07:54 | 0 | ANA
The problems are real, and Greece's bankruptcy has already begun, Communist Party of Greece (KKE) leader Aleka Papariga said on Monday, speaking on private television.
Latest polls put VMRO-DPMNE ahead of SDSM, DUI ahead of DPA
07:56 | 0 | MIA
If elections were held today, the ruling party VMRO-DPMNE would win the most votes i.e. 19,4%, while 15,1% of the citizens would vote for the opposition party SDSM. According to an opinion poll, VMRO-DPMNE at the early parliamentary polls would win 48 seats in the Parliament,
Romania might suffer from unfavorable developments in Greece
07:57 | 0 | Nine O'Clock
“Romania is one of the countries that would stand to suffer from unfavorable developments in Greece. The financial sector is the first direct channel through which these shocks can be transmitted,” ING Chief Economist Nicolaie Alexandru-Chidesciuc, stated for ‘Adevarul’