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Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, Warsaw – With every serious crisis we feel sorry for young people who cannot find work, calling them a “lost generation”. Well, there have been many such generations in history and they always succeeded in the end, wri…
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After months of discussions, eurozone finance ministers eventually found a successor as Eurogroup chairman to Luxemburg’s prime minister, Jean-Claude Juncker. During the January 21 meeting in Brussels, they are expected to appoint Dutch finance minis…
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TIRANA (Albania), January 21 (SeeNews) – Czech utility CEZ said on Monday it intends to initiate an international arbitration after the Albanian energy regulator ERE decided to revoke the licence of its Albanian unit CEZ Shperndarje.
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SKOPJE (Macedonia), January 21 (SeeNews) – The Macedonian telecoms regulator said that the number of IPTV subscribers in the country rose 64.89% on the year to 58,385 at the end of the third quarter of 2012.
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BUCHAREST (Romania), January 21 (SeeNews) – The Romanian arm of German logistics company Karl-Heinz Dietrich International Exped (KHD) said on Monday it plans to invest a total of 15 million euro ($20 million) in warehouses in the northwestern town of…
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Serbia eyes concessions for Belgrade-Obrenovac, Preljina-Pozega road projects – media
by bifadminBELGRADE (Serbia), January 21 (SeeNews) – Serbia will most probably employ a concession model for the construction of the Belgrade-Obrenovac and Preljina-Pozega road sections, part of pan-European transport Corridor XI, local media reported on Monday.
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UPDATE 1 – Bulgarian court postpones hearing on insolvency claim against arms maker VMZ Sopot
by bifadminSOFIA (Bulgaria), January 21 (SeeNews) – The district court in the city of Plovdiv said on Monday it has postponed the hearing on an insolvency claim against state-owned arms manufacturer VMZ Sopot for February 18.
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CHISINAU (Moldova), January 21 (SeeNews) – Moldova's prime minister Vlad Filat said the country's economy would grow by 4.0% this year while budget deficit would be equivalent to 1.5% of the projected gross domestic product (GDP).

