Archive: Central Europe

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2005-04-07	Press Release: Austria: Plassnik: Expect Romania to join EU in 2007 Author (Corporate): Austria: Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs Series Details: Press Release 7.4.05 Published: 07/04/2005 (Last update: 07/04/2005)
2005-04-06	Speech: Germany: Security thinking in comprehensive terms: Challenges for crisis management in the 21st century Author (Corporate): Germany: Federal Foreign Office Series Details: Speeches 6.4.05 Published: 06/04/2005 (Last update: 06/04/2005)
2005-04-06	Press Release: Slovenia: Panel assesses first year of Slovenia EU Membership as good Author (Corporate): Slovenia: Government of the Republic of Slovenia Series Details: Press Release 6.4.05 Published: 06/04/2005 (Last update: 06/04/2005)
2005-04-06	Press Release: Germany: Federal Foreign Minister Fischer welcomes election of Iraqi State Presidency Author (Corporate): Germany: Federal Foreign Office Series Details: Press Release 6.4.05 Published: 06/04/2005 (Last update: 06/04/2005)
2005-04-06	Czech leader seeks EU referendum Author (Corporate): BBC News Online Series Details: BBC News 6.4.05 Published: 06/04/2005 (Last update: 06/04/2005)
2005-04-05	Press Release: Slovenia: European Commission forecasts 3.7% growth for Slovenia Author (Corporate): Slovenia: Government of the Republic of Slovenia Series Details: Press Release 5.4.05 Published: 05/04/2005 (Last update: 05/04/2005)
2005-04-05	Poland mourns Pope at giant Mass Author (Corporate): BBC News Online Series Details: BBC News 5.4.05 Published: 05/04/2005 (Last update: 05/04/2005)
2005-04-05	Germany: Deutsche Bundesbank Annual Report 2004 Author (Corporate): Germany: Deutsche Bundesbank Published: 05/04/2005 (Last update: 05/04/2005)
2005-04-05	Press Release: Switzerland: 200 missions for the Swiss DFA Expert Pool in 2004 Author (Corporate): Switzerland: Federal Department of Foreign Affairs Series Details: Press Release 5.4.05 Published: 05/04/2005 (Last update: 05/04/2005)
2005-04-05	Press Release: Slovenia: Future of Serbia and Montenegro should be decided by consensus, OSCE Chairman-in-Office says Author (Corporate): Slovenia: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Series Details: Press Release 5.4.05 Published: 05/04/2005 (Last update: 05/04/2005)