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Vucic: Serbia open to all ideas on common regional market
SKOPJE - Regional connectivity is very significant, green lanes at border crossings are of the greatest importance for the Western Balkans and Serbia will be open to all ideas on a common regional market and ready to implement them, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said at a Western Balkans-EU summit in Skopje on Monday.
Errors found in Cyprus Covid support
In an inadvertent error by the Cypriot state, support payments totaling 13.82 million euros were extended to 152 cases that had failed to meet subsidy criteria under the terms and conditions of the project to support businesses from the effects of the pandemic. While a significant portion of the reimbursement issue has been addressed, approximately €2-3 million remains outstanding.
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Angry farmers stage Germany-wide tractor blockades
Furious farmers opposed to German government plans to cut tax breaks for agriculture used tractors to block roads across the country on Monday in an escalating dispute.
The coordinated nationwide demonstration targeted motorway access ramps in particular, snarling traffic, and followed a smaller ill-tempered demonstration in Berlin last month.
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Chinese brands increasing share in Turkish auto market
Chinese carmakers are fast increasing their share in the Turkish market, but subsidies the Chinese companies receive from their government may lead to unfair competition, warns Baran Çelik, the board chair of the Uludağ Automotive Industry Exporters' Association (OİB).
EU-funded yacht purchases
Just ahead of the expected new round of NSRF-funded yacht purchase subsidies, the market backlash is escalating.
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No sign of food price rise abating
Only a decline in consumption, which could lead to an economic recession and signal the entry of the Greek economy into a new vicious cycle, can now lead to a reduction in food prices.
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Measures to boost births to top €2.7 bln
This year will be the 12th in a row where deaths will exceed births.
The problem has been exacerbated in recent years, with the recent crises - the Covid-19 pandemic, extreme weather and global inflation - playing a decisive role.
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Tax revenue exceeds goals, but officials try to dampen handout expectations
Tax revenue in July exceeded the government's expectations, meaning that it will be able to achieve the primary budget surplus demanded by the European Union.
But Ministry of Finance officials were trying Thursday to dampen excessive expectations of handouts to be announced at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) early next month.
Climate Crisis ministry simplifies procedures for natural disaster support
The Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry on Wednesday published an amended decision supporting victims of natural catastrophes that will simplify procedures for subsidies.
US climate plan strains trade ties with allies
US. President Joe Biden's landmark climate action plan may have been trailed by billions of dollars in clean energy investment, but its potential to reshape trade lines has strained ties with allies.
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