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Russian Interest Wanes in Montenegro Real Estate
Montenegro's statistics agency, Monstat, said the price of new apartments sold in Montenegro in the fourth quarter of 2014 fell by 16.1 per cent compared to the previous year.
The drop is blamed on sharp falls in property values in the coastal town of Budva, the country's best known resort and for long the second home of thousands of wealthy Russians.
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Over 100 Flights Canceled over Heavy Snow in Moscow
Heavy snowfall in Moscow has prompted authorities to cancel many flights from and to the Russian capital, officials say.
The move has been enforcef for all three international airports in Moscow: Vnukovo (20 flights canceled), Domodedovo (77) and Sheremetyevo (10).
Severe road conditions have also resulted in traffic jams across the city.
As sanctions hit harder, Russia cautiously opens up to innovation
Amid international economic sanctions that have pounded Russia increasingly hard, Moscow is focusing its efforts on diversifying its energy-based economy with the help of innovation that brings not only commercial promises but also many existential paradoxes.
Aurescu: Deveselu, a concern for Moscow as it is guarantee Romania will not return to another influence sphere
The missile shield in Deveselu is a concern for Moscow as it is a guarantee that Romania will not return to another influence sphere, said, on Tuesday, Minister of Foreign Affairs Bogdan Aurescu.
"No danger of Moscow's influence in Balkans"
"No danger of Moscow's influence in Balkans"
BERLIN -- Brussels-based analyst Dušan Reljić says there is "no danger of Moscow applying political or military pressure on former Yugoslav republics or Albania."...
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Hollande says won't be pressured over warship delivery to Russia
French President Francois Hollande said Nov. 16 he would not be pressured into delivering two warships to Russia, after delaying their handover due to the Ukraine crisis.
25 Years Later: The Berlin Wall
In China, the Communists had just massacred the students in Tienanmen Square and won themselves another quarter-century in power. On the other hand, the Poles voted overwhelmingly for Solidarity in June, and by September Hungary had opened its border with the West. But it was the fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November, 1989, that really opened the flood-gates.
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Turkey among big gainers from Russia food ban
MOSCOW/ISTANBUL Turkey and Latin American countries such as Brazil look likely to emerge as key winners from Russias decision to ban most European Union and US food imports in retaliation for Western sanctions over Moscows role in Ukraine.
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Mayors of Moscow and Belgrade discuss cooperation
MOSCOW - Mayor of Moscow Sergey Sobyanin and his Belgrade counterpart Sinisa Mali agreed on Tuesday to sign a cooperation agreement between the two cities within three months.
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WSJ: Bulgaria's Western Allies Worry About Eastward Tilt
Recent Government Moves Raise Concerns About Moscow's Influence in Former Client
The article is from the Wall Street Journal
Concerns are growing in some Western capitals that Bulgaria, for decades one of the Soviet bloc's most loyal members, could be falling back under Moscow's spell despite having been accepted years ago into Western alliances.