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Poland netted only 4.13 billion zlotys (890 million euros, 1.1 billion dollars) in privatisation revenues in 2003
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Lithuanian exports increased by 8.5% in the first ten months of 2003, compared to the same period of 2002
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Lower-cache processors are designed for thin and light notebooks
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Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern is pessimistic about reaching an agreement on the EU Constitution during the Irish EU Presidency
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The New-York-based NGO Freedom House classified Belarus as "not free" and Ukraine as "partly free" in its annual survey of freedom and democracy around the world
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Dutch foreign minister Jaap de Hoop Scheffer takes over at NATO
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High tech jumpers and classical philharmonic sounds to welcome the European Year of Education through Sport 2004
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European Commission President Romano Prodi said Friday a two-speed Europe might be inevitable if EU leaders fail to agree on a new constitution this year
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The 12-member commission on the possible impeachment of Lithuanian President held its first meeting
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Russia Secret Service Seizes Copies Book linking it to 1999 bombings
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China will provide Belarus with 10 million RMB yuan (1.21 million US dollars) in aid under an agreement reached between the two countries in Minsk
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Latvian police said a drunk picked up with around twice the blood-alcohol level considered deadly had probably set a world record but would wake with a hangover to match
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International hotel chains are looking for partners in Lithuania in order to build their presence in the fast-growing hotel market of the country
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Japan, China and South Korea are reportedly planning to jointly develop Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6), the next-generation Internet standard
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Macedonia has signaled it will apply for European Union membership before the end of February 2004
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Finance Minister Csaba László met with Hungarian International Press Association journalists last week to discuss government steps taken to avoid another currency crisis
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Croatia's new prime minister is pledging to improve relations with former enemies
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The Irish Government was taking up the EU presidency today for the sixth time
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Foreign investment activities shifting from industry to technology and services
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