Archive: Southeastern Europe

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2016-11-01	Bulgarian presidential election, 6 November 2016 Publisher: Wikipedia Published: November 2016 (Last update: 01/11/2016)
2016-11-01	Trouble on the tracks: Averting the Turkey-EU ‘train wreck’ Author (Person): Aydintasbas, Asli Publisher: European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) Series Details: Policy Brief November 2016 Published: November 2016 (Last update: 01/11/2016)
2016-11-01	EMU Political Leadership vs. Greek Civil Society: How Shall We Live Together? Author (Person): Guisan, Catherine Series Details: Mediterranean Politics Vol.21, No.3, November 2016, p387-406 Published: November 2016 (Last update: 01/11/2016)
2016-11-01	Romania’s parliament abolishes broadcasting fees Author (Corporate): Euro\|Topics Series Details: Debates November 2016 Published: November 2016 (Last update: 01/11/2016)
2016-11-01	The 2015 Greek parliamentary elections: from great expectations to no expectations Author (Person): Rori, Lamprini Series Details: West European Politics Vol.39, No.6, November 2016, p1323-1343 Published: November 2016 (Last update: 01/11/2016)
2016-11-01	Israel-Cyprus-Greece: a ‘Comfortable’ Quasi-Alliance Author (Person): Tziarras, Zenonas Series Details: Mediterranean Politics Vol.21, No.3, November 2016, p407-427 Published: November 2016 (Last update: 01/11/2016)
2016-10-31	Mosul operation sees Turkey flex its muscles Author (Person): Aydintasbas, Asli Publisher: European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) Series Details: Commentary 31.10.16 Published: 31/10/2016 (Last update: 31/10/2016)
2016-10-31	Turkey detains editor of opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet Series Details: EurActiv 31.10.16 Published: 31/10/2016 (Last update: 31/10/2016)
2016-10-31	Elections Strengthen Georgia’s Ruling Party Author (Corporate): United States: Library of Congress: Congressional Research Service (CRS) Series Details: CRS Insights IN10596 Published: 31/10/2016 (Last update: 31/10/2016)
2016-10-28	Statement on the Decision of Vice-President Kristalina Georgieva to become Chief Executive Officer of the World Bank and to resign from the European Commission Publisher: European Commission: Press Release Database Series Details: Statement STATEMENT/16/3576 (28.10.16) Published: 28/10/2016 (Last update: 28/10/2016)