:| Clinton visits Ecumenical Patriarch; due in Athens Saturday night | All Greek banks successfully pass stress tests | International Antique Drama Festival kicks off in Veles | State defaults trigger 'deep recessions': study | Libya Contact Group recognizes rebel council | PM Gruevski submits list of nominees for new cabinet posts to Parliament | EU calls emergency summit on Greece | Greece: 74 fires break out in 24 hours, all but one under control | Greece-US to sign cultural agreement during Hillary Clinton visit | Croatia: Parliamentary elections to be held on December 4 | Wild fire destroys 2,300 hectares of pine wood on Brac island | Code Orange declared in 16 districts for Saturday over hot weather | 150 decares of wheat burn out in North Bulgaria | The District Court of Tirana recognized Lulzim Basha as the new Mayor | EBA published the results of the 2011 EU-wide stress test | Simo Tusevljak: Ejup Ganic was responsible for 1992 attack on JNA convoy in Sarajevo | SNS call for investigation into Srbijagas | Welcome to Germany to open Palic Film Festival | Member of former KLA arrested, and released | Horgos-Bikovo stretch of Corridor X opens | 70 paintings missing from International Gallery of Portraits in Tuzla | 10-meter whale spotted in Rijeka | EULEX : No investigation against Thaci, but nobody has immunity | Drought threatens spring crops | Warlick: I will encourage U.S. investors to invest in Serbia | Jeremic visits Caribbean countries |
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EBA published the results of the 2011 EU-wide stress test
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) published yesterday the results of its 2011 EU-wide stress test of 90 banks in 21 countries. The aim of the 2011 EU-wide stress test is to assess the resilience of the banks involved in the exercise against an adverse but plausible scenario.
Libya Contact Group recognizes rebel council
11:41 | 0 | MIA
In a move that raises the stakes for Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi, an international contact group has agreed to recognize rebel forces as the "legitimate authority" in Libya.
State defaults trigger 'deep recessions': study
11:42 | 0 | MIA
Failures by governments to pay their debts provoke crippling recessions, two economists at the International Monetary Fund said in a study published on Thursday.