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Venizelos under fire for attacking protesting PSI victims
The right-wing, anti-bailout Independent Greeks party has attacked socialist leader Evangelos Venizelos following his angry reaction Wednesday to a demonstration by a small group of bond-holders during a European election campaign speech in Athens.
Leftist Alliance Leads Romania's EU Election Polls
European elections on 25 May will be marked by a high degree of absenteeism in Romania, as only 28 per cent of people say they intend to vote on Sunday, a poll released on Wednesday said.
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Dacic: EU to help Serbia in wake of devastating floods
BELGRADE - The EU will help Serbia in the wake of the devastating floods that have hit the country, Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic has said, adding that this was the most significant message of his visit to Brussels on Wednesday.
Game of thrones
By Costas Iordanidis
Three days before Greeks vote in the countrys second round of local elections, along with those for the European Parliament, the political system appears to have dropped the ball. The main reason is that municipal and regional candidates especially in Athens and the Attica region are seeking to extract Golden Dawns share in the runoff vote.
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Tsipras sets sights on victory of 4-6 percentage points
SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday gave the clearest indication yet regarding what kind of result in Sundays European Parliament vote would, in his view, give the opposition party the impetus to call for snap elections.
Euro slides against dollar on Greek concerns
The dollar gained against the euro on Wednesday amid concern the European Parliament elections starting on Thursday may shift the balance of power in the 18-nation region.
The yen reached a three-month high earlier after the Bank of Japan refrained from expanding stimulus.
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Serbian FM: Serbia can count on EU help
Serbian FM: Serbia can count on EU help
BRUSSELS -- Ivica Dačić said on Wednesday that the most important message to the Serbian public is that the EU will help after the catastrophic floods of the past few days.
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Dacic: Serbia can count on EU help
BELGRADE - Serbian First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said after a meeting he had with European Commissioner for Regional Policy Johannes Hahn on Wednesday that the most important message to the Serbian public is that the EU will help Serbia after the catastrophic floods of the past few days.
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Ex-PM Karamanlis urges voters to support ND for stability
Former Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis on Wednesday urged voters to back New Democracy in Sundays local and European Parliament elections.
The ex-premier and New Democracy chief noted that the party's strength would safeguard "the country's necessary political stability."
'Selfies' and social media fail to entice young EU voters
By Anna Nicolaou
In an entirely unscientific poll, 10 young Europeans were recently asked if they could identify any of the top three candidates in this week's European Parliament elections. Only one of them could.