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Albania to Assess Climate Change Risk to Energy Sector

Climate change is already occurring and early action to manage the risks that changing climate trends pose to existing energy infrastructure in Albania may reduce vulnerability and increase the resilience of the sector as it moves forward, according to the World Bank. In the coming decades, Albania is facing the …

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Kiev asks Moscow for $5 bln loan to pay for gas

KIEV, March 11  – Ukraine has asked Russia for a $5 billion loan to pay for natural gas deliveries, Ukraine’s acting finance minister said on Wednesday. “This loan will be used to buy gas,” Ihor Umanskiy said. He added that Ukraine was looking at options to borrow from other sources, …

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Romania Seeks $25 Billion Bailout

Faced with stalled growth and a weakened currency, Bucharest became the latest government to ask the IMF and EU for an emergency rescue package Romania could receive about €20 billion as part of an International Monetary Fund-European Union rescue package, with negotiations due to start this week.

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Operative staff with Sofia’s municipality for solving waste problem is forming

Sofia. Operative staff with Sofia’s municipality for solving waste problem is forming. This became clear at press conference of Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria /CEDB/ municipal councilors. The staff consists of: Sofia’s mayor Boyko Borisov, representatives of Environment Directorate, and Mobilization preparation with the municipality as well as representatives …

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US: Europe Must Fulfill Promises to Kosovo

US Vice President Joseph Biden during a meeting at the NATO headquarters in Brussels called on the Europeans to maintain their commitments to Kosovo and take their share of responsibility towards the newly independent state seriously. “There is still a lot of work to be done in Kosovo because our …

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