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RUSSIA: Gas Dispute Raises Political Heat
MOSCOW, Jan 6 (IPS) - Disputes over gas supply from Russia to Europe have
again taken on a political dimension.
GREECE: Ask for Rights, Get Acid in the Face
ATHENS, Jan 5 (IPS) - Around midnight Dec. 22, Decheva Elena Kuneva, a
Bulgarian living in Greece since 2001, finished her shift and
made her way home. For four years she had worked as a cleaner in
the city railways, as employee of a company contracted by the
public enterprise.
EUROPE: Czech Presidency Promises Controversy
BUDAPEST, Jan 5 (IPS) - The rotating EU presidency has been taken over for
the first half of the year by a country with a president who may
refuse to sign the EU Treaty, and with a weak government that has
more faith in the U.S. than in Europe.
PORTUGAL: Mega Solar Power Plant Begins to Operate
AMARELEJA, Portugal, Dec 30 (IPS) - The most ambitious and innovative solar power
project in the world kicked off Monday in this white-walled
village in the southern Portuguese municipality of Moura, one of
the most impoverished areas in the European Union.
ROMANIA: Grand Coalitions, Little Hope
BUCHAREST, Dec 30 (IPS) - The new year will bring 'grand coalitions'
in government in both Romania and Bulgaria. In spite of
politicians' claims that a new union between left and right
in both countries aims "to safeguard the best interests of
the people" in times of crisis, the new coalitions are more
likely another sign that decision-makers pursue self-interest
above all.
ECONOMY-BALKANS: The Old Ways May Be Recession-Proof
BELGRADE, Dec 30 (IPS) - Two things Serbs never forget to pack when visiting
friends and relatives abroad are the kore and the cream. The kore
is the traditional hand-made pastry; and the Pavlovic face and
body cream has long held its own against more upmarket brands.
EUROPE: Roma Pay the Price for Far-Right Rise
BUDAPEST, Dec 29 (IPS) - The alarm bell is ringing in Central Europe: as the
region braces itself for an economic crisis, extremism grows and
gains popular sympathy by targeting the Roma.
BULGARIA: Students Demand an Environment for Education
BUCHAREST, Dec 26 (IPS) - The killing of a student in front of a nightclub in
Studentski Grad (Student City) in Sofia has brought to the fore
the chaotic and insecure living conditions of tens of thousands
of students housed in the quarters.
BALKANS: EU Now Appears Further Away
BELGRADE, Dec 26 (IPS) - EU membership remains the declared goal of many of
the countries carved out of former Yugoslavia, but recent
developments have made that goal more distant than before.
ECONOMY: Today, Santa Is the Saviour
LONDON, Dec 24 (IPS) - This time, more than in years before, Christmas is
so much more about Santa Claus than about Jesus Christ. Santa has
after all, the power to move markets in ways that poor Jesus
never contemplated.
EUROPE: 'Double Standards on Trade'
BRUSSELS, Dec 22 (IPS) - Double standards are being applied in the way that
the European Union awards trade preferences to poor countries, an
African exporters grouping has alleged.
EUROPE: Time for Christmas, and to Fight over Fish
BRUSSELS, Dec 19 (IPS) - European Union governments have a strange way of
preparing for Christmas: they squabble about fish.
Q&A: 'We Were Very Good Students of Neo-liberal Ideology'
BUDAPEST, Dec 19 (IPS) - A region that has enthusiastically embraced free
market economics since the collapse of state socialism is facing
new socio-economic and political challenges.
EUROPE: Swap Aid for Fewer Migrants, the French Way
BRUSSELS, Dec 18 (IPS) - Should the amount of aid that African countries
receive from Europe be linked to their efforts to prevent their
nationals moving to this continent?
GREECE: Riots Fed by Years of Anger
ATHENS, Dec 18 (IPS) - It is late at night. The city is quiet and
strangely empty. Only some spooky figures appear here and there,
police in civilian clothes, photojournalists looking for telling
pictures.
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