Новости за 13.11.2017

Trump reiterates desire to improve relations with Moscow and downplays Kremlin involvement in US elections.

The Macedonian government plans to borrow €470mn from local and foreign financial markets to finance the planned budget deficit of 2.7% of the ...

Probe launched as the government attempts to increase control over the judiciary, sparking a new wave of mass protests.

The data show that the inflation rate might have slowed down but this is unlikely to prove a lasting trend.

High levels of NPLs, inadequate bankruptcy procedures and insufficient funding constrain credit growth in the six Western Balkan countries at times when credit is most needed.

The European Commission said on November 13 that it has approved an investment package worth ...

Carnage mainly in predominantly Kurdish mountainous area which typically features homes made of mud bricks. At least 6,600 people injured in disaster and key hospital severely damaged.

Inflation in Belarus stood at 1.2% month-on-month (5.3% year-on-year) in October, following a 0.3% m/m growth (4.9% y/y) in September, the national statistics agency Belstat reported on November 9.

Inflation in Belarus stood at 1.2% month-on-month (5.3% year-on-year) in October, following a 0.3% m/m growth (4.9% y/y) in September, the national statistics agency Belstat reported on November 9.

It is not possible to launch the privatisation of Slovenia’s largest lender Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB) under the current circumstances, the ...

The Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine (SAPO) has sent to court an indictment against Roman Nasirov, the suspended head of Ukraine's State Fiscal Service taking another step towards starting a trial of the official

Incumbent Borut Pahor fights off challenge from mayor and former comedian Marjan Sarec but fails to inspire voters who are already looking ahead to next year's general election.

Central bank expects price growth to decelerate in the coming quarters but this is optimistic given the need for an upward revision in regulated prices including utility prices.

An estimated 45,000-60,000 marched through downtown Warsaw brandishing fascist symbols and shouting extreme rightwing slogans.

The unions and management at Skoda Auto, the largest Czech automaker, seem on course for a big pay rise disagreement that may be part of an outbreak ...

Despite scepticism over whether the Nato member country would really go through with the acquisition, Ankara says it has done so. Word on whether the transaction infringes US sanctions directed at Russia now awaited.

Andrej Plenkovic's government maintains narrow majority in parliament despite opposition criticism of its handling of the Agrokor crisis.

Greece’s Eurobank said on November 10 that it expects to sell its Romanian units to local lender Banca Transilvania (BT) at the end of ...