Archive: Southeastern Europe

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2004-10-20	Ankara starts to mean what it says on economy Author (Person): Boland, Vincent Series Details: Financial Times 20.10.04 Published: 20/10/2004 (Last update: 20/10/2004)
2004-10-20	Turkish Cypriot government quits Author (Corporate): BBC Series Details: BBC News 20.10.04 Published: 20/10/2004 (Last update: 20/10/2004)
2004-10-20	Press Release: Croatia: Croatian European Integration Minister visits Madrid Author (Corporate): Croatia: Government of the Republic of Croatia Series Details: Press Release 20.10.04 Published: 20/10/2004 (Last update: 20/10/2004)
2004-10-19	Press Release: Romania: Mrs. Maria J. A. Van der Hoeven’s, Dutch Minister of Education, visit to Romania Author (Corporate): Romania: Ministry of Education, Research and Youth Series Details: Press Release 19.10.2004 Published: 19/10/2004 (Last update: 19/10/2004)
2004-10-19	Turkey set to keep tight fiscal policy Author (Person): Boland, Vincent Series Details: Financial Times 19.10.04 Published: 19/10/2004 (Last update: 19/10/2004)
2004-10-19	Press Release: Internal Market: infringement proceedings against Greece and Sweden for failure to apply European laws Author (Corporate): European Commission: Press and Communication Service Series Details: Press Release IP/04/1245 (19.10.04) Published: 19/10/2004 (Last update: 19/10/2004)
2004-10-19	Press Release: Croatia: Belgium ready to assist Croatia on EU path Author (Corporate): Croatia: Government of the Republic of Croatia Series Details: Press Release 19.10.04 Published: 19/10/2004 (Last update: 19/10/2004)
2004-10-19	Speech: The Netherlands: Managing expectations. Romania’s accession to the European Union Author (Corporate): Netherlands: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Series Details: Speeches 19.10.04 Published: 19/10/2004 (Last update: 19/10/2004)
2004-10-19	Independent figures Series Details: Financial Times 19.10.04 (editorial) Published: 19/10/2004 (Last update: 19/10/2004)
2004-10-19	Press Release: Cyprus: Government Spokesman: The recognition of the Republic of Cyprus by Turkey is not an issue that can be bargained Author (Corporate): Cyprus: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Series Details: Press Release 19.10.2004 Published: 19/10/2004 (Last update: 19/10/2004)