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Bulgarian Greens Party Alerts to Suspended Organic Farming Subsidies
The Bulgarian Greens party (Zelenite) has cautioned that the government is about to stifle organic farming by depriving the segment of subsidies for 2014.
The party issued Wednesday an official declaration, vowing to fight the damaging steps through
Greece to keep main museums and sites open 7 days a week
Tourists will be able to visit Greeces most famous heritage sites seven days a week starting in April, Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said today.
Moldova's Jitters About Russia Worry Romania
Romanian officials on Tuesday expressed support for the government of neighbouring Moldova and urged Russia not to encourage separatists in Moldova's Transdniester region in their quest to join Russia.
“Romania together with its EU and NATO partners should show their commitment to supporting Moldova’s independence and territorial integrity,” Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta said.
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Kurz congratulates Vucic on landslide victory
VIENNA - Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz has congratulated Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader Aleksandar Vucic on the landslide electoral win.
In that victory I see a clear message from the Serbian citizens that the course of EU accession, advocated by the SNS, must be continued consistently, Kurz said in a statement on Monday.
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US, Russia Dominate Global Arms Exports
The United States and Russia combined supply over half of the world’s arms exports, according to data for the past 5 years.
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Russia Could Turn US into ‘Radioactive Ash’ – State TV Anchor
A Russian state TV anchor described Russia as the only country capable of turning the United States into "radioactive ash", Sunday.
OAED launches 54-mln scheme to help create 10,000 new jobs
The Greek Manpower Organization (OAED) announced on Monday the launch of a subsidized program for businesses to hire a total of 10,000 unemployed Greeks.
OAED said that companies would be able to submit their applications from March 21. The program, which runs to 54 million euros, is co-financed by the European Social Fund.
Bosnia to End Controversial Anonymised Verdicts
Verdicts and indictments for war crimes and other grave offences should be made public so people can learn the truth about past atrocities, Bosnia's top judicial body said.
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Bulgaria To Spend EUR 1.8 B For Nature Conservation
Bulgaria will spend EUR 1.8 B by 2020 for protecting the European ecological network Natura 2000.
The sum is set in the National priority framework for Natura 2000, presented by the Ministry of Environment and Waters on Thursday.
Bosnian Security Chief ‘Told Not to Probe Hadzici Jails’
Ex-security boss Munir Alibabic told the trial for war crimes at detention centres in Hadzici near Sarajevo that his superior warned him not to investigate the jails any further.