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Yanukovich's Advantage Insurmountable in Ukraine (Updated)
08 Feb, 2010
With 99.15% of ballots processed, Yanukovych lead (48.74% of votes) over his opponent Timoshenko (45.67) seems to seal the elections. Pressure is growing on Timoshenko to acknowledge she has lost, media reported. According to preliminary surveys,
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Moldova's Voronin Cold-Shoulders Romania Missile Defenc Plans, Fearing a Russian Backlash in Transnistria08 Feb, 2010
Moldova's ex-president cold-shoulders Romania's initiative to deploy on its territory elements of the U.S. missile defence system. It makes adjoining Moldavia a frontline zone, says Vladimir Voronin, fearing a negative Russian backlash More
Romania's Gas Import Halved in 200908 Feb, 2010
Imports of natural gas exceeded two billion cubic meters in 2009, less than half the amount imported in 2008, which stood at 4.5 billion cubic meters, the National Natural Gas Transport Company Transgaz reported. More
Hungarian PRT Convoy Attacked in Baghlan Province08 Feb, 2010
Afghan militants - allegedly Hizb-e-Islami fighters from Pakistan - attacked a convoy of four Hungarian HMMVWs in Baghlan province, police chief Mohammad Kabir Andarabi told Xinhua. Two Hungarian soldiers wounded as two RPG-grenades More
Russian Oil Cistern Operators to Shun Estonia Port07 Feb, 2010
Moscow redirects oil cisterns to Russian, Latvian ports from Estonia, RZhD head told Eesti Paevaleht. The politically motivated decision seriously hurts Estonia's economic interests by cutting back transit revenues, Tallinn sources say.
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U.S. Supports Kazakhstan as OSCE Chair, Clinton Says06 Feb, 2010
OSCE issues and the upcoming visit of the Kazakhstani president Nursultan Nazarbayev in the USA discussed during talks in Washington between U.S. Secretary of StateClinton and visiting Foreign Minister Saudabayev, zakon.kz reported. More
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Czech Software to Protect Vital U.S. Computer Systems?08 Feb, 2010
Czech computer scientists have developed an algorithm to protect against hackers and terrorists attacking computer networks. The U.S. DoD shows interest in cooperating with the Czech Technical University (CVUT), Michal Pěchouček, More
Conflicting Deadline News on the Arad-Szeged Gas Pipeline08 Feb, 2010
Romania's Transgaz says interconnection system from Arad to Szeged will become operational in February - March 2010. Hungarian sources are not so optimistic, complaining about lack of an intergovernmental agreement facilitating the border More
Transgaz Hosts the First NETS Meeting
Romania Upgraded in South Stream Project?
Hungary Boosts Gas Supplies To Serbia, Bosnia - E.ON, RWE Help In CEE
Gas Supply To Bulgaria, Turkey, Macedonia Restored - Ukraine Promised 85-90% Capacity
Nabucco Signing: Romania To Gain More Energy Independence, Revenues
E.ON Romania Has Losses Worth EUR190mn
End-January Operational the Arad-Szeged Interconnector, Transgaz Dep. DG Says
Uncertainty in Major Transmission Systems Supplying Russian Gas and Oil to Europe
Berlusconi, Djukanovic Agreed to Build a EUR720mn Subsea Cable07 Feb, 2010
Visiting Montenegro president Milo Djukanovic and his Italan host Silvio Berlusconi in Rome signed a strategic cooperation agreement, including building a EUR720mn subsea cable connecting the two countries, Vijesti reported. More
Russia-Kazakhstan Oil Dispute Due to Uncertainties of the Customs Union, Budget Considerations06 Feb, 2010
Due to export duty problems, most major Russian oil companies have suspended shipments of oil in Kazakhstan, reports "Interfax-Kazakhstan". Later some media sources reported, that oil companies allegedly received "ukaz" to renew supplies, More
Gazprom to Increase Gas Import from Central Asia by 13% This Year06 Feb, 2010
Gazprom plans to increase in 2010 its purchases of gas in Central Asia to 39.6 billion cubic meters (bcm) from 35bcm in 2009. A presentation of the group prepared for a meeting with investors said, media reports referring to RosFinKom. More
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