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H. E. Anton Pacuretu: Europe Should Look Beyond Framework for Ukraine
An interview of Novinite. com with Romania's Ambassador to Bulgaria, H.E. Anton Pacuretu, on general developments in Ukraine and on the future of Europe's Eastern Partnership, but also on bilateral relations between Bulgaria and Romania, which he clearly believes have common interests in the region.
Officials instructed not to vote against Russia
Officials instructed not to vote against Russia
BELGRADE -- Serbian officials have received instructions "not jeopardize relations with the EU and Russia" as they vote in international forums.
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Greece set to be integrated into EU power market
Day-ahead power markets were linked from Portugal to Finland on Tuesday as the European Union seeks to integrate electricity markets by the end of this year across the 28-nation bloc.
Spain and Portugal joined the existing 15-country market coupling project, linked through an interconnector between Spain and France.
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Bulgaria To Get A EUR 1.5 B Increase from the EU Social Fund
Bulgaria will get a EUR 1.5 B increase from the European Social Fund for the next program period till 2020, said EU Commissioner Lazslo Andor, during his visit in Sofia.
This transpired during the meeting of the EU Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion and Bulgaria's deputy prime minister and Justice Minister Zinaida Zlatanova.
Trust and Optimism On the Rise in EU
Thirty-four percent of Europeans have a positive image of the EU, shows the special Eurobarometer survey “Europeans 2014”, published on Monday.
This is by three percent more, compared to the Standard Autumn Eurobarometer from November 2013.
At the same time 26% of Europeans have a negative image of the EU.
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Greeks still skeptical of European Union, Pew survey finds
Crisis-hit Greeks remain deeply skeptical of many aspects of the European project despite signs of rebound in overall sentiment, an opinion poll carried out by the Pew Research Center and published on Monday has found.
Commissioner Laszlo Andor Concerned with Bulgarian Gray Economy
Bulgaria maintains significant levels of unemployment and gray economy, EU Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion Laszlo Andor believes.
He also announced that an additional EUR 50 M will be granted to Bulgaria to tackle youth unemployment under a special EU-wide program.
PM Oresharski, Laszlo Andor Discuss Pension Reform, Youth Unemployment
PM Plamen Oresharski and the European Commissioner Laszlo Andor have discussed the future of the Bulgarian pension reform, as well as the structural unemployment, Monday.
The European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion Laszlo Andor has met with Prime Minister Oresharski earlier Monday during his two-day visit to Sofia.
BlueBay, BlackRock see euro area bond rally fading out
By Lucy Meakin and Neal Armstrong
The advance in euro-area government bonds that pushed the 10-year yields of Ireland, Italy and Spain to record lows today is about to end, according to investors from BlueBay Asset Management LLP to BlackRock Inc.
Poland supports Serbia's EU pathway
BELGRADE - Poland's Senate Speaker Bogdan Borusewicz stated on Friday that Poland supports Serbia's EU pathway, stressing that Serbia is one of the most important countries in the region.
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