Archive: Southeastern Europe

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2005-07-20	Speech: Romania: General politic statement concerning the reconstruction of Romania after the floods, the integration in the European Union and the reform in the Judiciary System, supported in the Parliament by the Premier Calin Popescu-Tariceanu Author (Corporate): Romania: Prime Minister's Office Series Details: Speeches 20.7.05 Published: 20/07/2005 (Last update: 20/07/2005)
2005-07-20	Citizens oppose Turkey’s accession to the Union Series Details: European Voice Vol.11, No.28, 20.7.05 Published: 20/07/2005 (Last update: 20/07/2005)
2005-07-20	Legal limbo as EU court ducks parallel trade issue Series Details: European Voice Vol.11, No.28, 20.7.05 Published: 20/07/2005 (Last update: 20/07/2005)
2005-07-20	Romania PM reverses quit decision Author (Corporate): BBC News Online Series Details: BBC News 20.7.05 Published: 20/07/2005 (Last update: 20/07/2005)
2005-07-20	Press Release: Bulgaria: Unemployment in June down to 11,11% Author (Corporate): Bulgaria: Council of Ministers Series Details: Press Release 20.7.05 Published: 20/07/2005 (Last update: 20/07/2005)
2005-07-20	General denies Turkey sliding back into large-scale separatist violence Author (Person): Boland, Vincent Series Details: Financial Times 20.7.05 Published: 20/07/2005 (Last update: 20/07/2005)
2005-07-20	Press Release: Freedom of establishment and capital movements: Commission scrutinises Greek restrictions on media ownership Author (Corporate): European Commission: Press and Communication Service Series Details: Press Release IP/05/987 (20.7.05) Published: 20/07/2005 (Last update: 20/07/2005)
2005-07-19	Brussels survey knocks Turkey’s entry hopes Author (Person): Dombey, Daniel \| Parker, George Series Details: Financial Times 19.7.05 Published: 19/07/2005 (Last update: 19/07/2005)
2005-07-19	Press Release: Cyprus: Foreign Minister – Turkey’s EU accession course Author (Corporate): Cyprus: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Series Details: Press Release 19.7.05 Published: 19/07/2005 (Last update: 19/07/2005)
2005-07-19	Press Release: Romania: The Prime Minister Calin Popescu-Tariceanu announced that he will not resign because, in this moment ‘the immediate priority is the reconstruction of the country, the unconditional support provided to the population affected by floods’ Author (Corporate): Romania: Prime Minister's Office Series Details: Press Release 19.7.05 Published: 19/07/2005 (Last update: 19/07/2005)