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The National Bank of Belarus approved the plan of issuing memorable coins for 2004
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The United States has dispatched an envoy to the republic of Georgia to try to defuse a stand off between President Eduard Shevardnadze and his opponents, who are demanding he step down
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Leaders of Moldova and the self-proclaimed Transdniestr Republic have welcomed the constitutional reform plan developed by Dmitry Kozak, the first deputy chief of the Russian Presidential Administration
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Lithuanian exports increased by 8.9% in the first eight months of the year compared to the same period of 2003, whereas the growth in imports was 3.8%
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Serbians failed for the third time in a year yesterday to elect a president because of low voter turnout, triggering a political crisis in the Balkan republic
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Assertive comments last week by Polish oil company PKN Orlen SA concerning its planned merger with Hungary's MOL Rt left market observers puzzled
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Investors remain bullish about Russia's technology sector despite the perceived setback to democratic institutions with the government's recent arrest of an energy mogul on fraud and tax evasion charges
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The Board of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has approved on 11 November financing of up to $30 million for the $3.2 billion Azeri-Chirag-Deepwater Guneshli Phase 1 oilfield in the Caspian Sea offshore from Azerbaijan
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The first international banking conference "Bank System Development in Azerbaijan" opened in Gulistan Palace, Baku yesterday
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After a month-long inquiry, the European Commission Monday said it has ruled in favor of moving to a second phase analysis of Oracle's hostile $7.5 billion takeover attempt of rival PeopleSoft
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Parex Bank’s Far Eastern representative office announced the launch of its operations in Japan’s capital city, Tokyo
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A consortium led by Russia's state-controlled gas group OAO Gazprom plans to rehabilitate and upgrade the Central Asia-Center (CAC) natural gas pipeline system from Turkmenistan to Russia and Ukraine
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Prime Minister Erdogan says justice will be done
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German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder on Sunday warned that the eastward expansion of the European Union could not be allow to fail
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Taxpayers in the quickly growing former communist state say rates are too high, but the Government complains that too many people and firms pay too little tax
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Uganda recommends prosecution of senior public officials for alleged loss of US$7 million in controversial Belarus helicopter deal
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Russian Finance Ministry to place 5 bln rubles in OFZ-AD 45001, 46001 bonds on Nov 19
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The Netherlands Koninklijke Ahold N.V. announced today it has reached agreement to sell two Hypernova hypermarkets in Poland to Carrefour Poland for an undisclosed sum
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A simple blood test could detect early signs of deadly 'asbestos cancer', scientists have claimed
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Thousands of demonstrators have gathered in the Georgian capital Tbilisi, demanding that President Eduard Shevardnadze resign
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